Made a pitstop in the town Gallup, New Mexico. Check out the price for regular gas.
Category Archives: Daily Rants
I be cruising, she be snoring…
Heading to NOLA to see Baby J!
Operation lumpia…
The mission here is to transport 125 freshly made lumpia’s across multiple states, through various environmental temperatures in a short period of time. Wifey devised a sophisticated climate control transport system.
Even though it may look like a flexible plastic Oakland Raider cold chest filled with blue ice blocks it was more than that, much much more.
Uh oh.. I got a drone…
Chop, chop…
Checking out some crane action..
While my Big Sis was over for a visit she had the this idea of checking out the crane migration pitstops. It turns out this place was only a few miles down the freeway from our house and I have never heard of it let been there. It was a cool time as I setup Beater II with a table and chairs. We stopped at the local subway shop and nabbed a few samiches and drinks. We had our little dinner before the crane arrival.
Filter maintenance..
After a owning my Porsche Beater Boxster 986 for a few weeks I learned that there was a “cabin” filter. I had no idea this filter existed but the suggestion throughout the internet said scheduled replacing and/or cleaning was important. I decided to take a look at the filter and sure as shit it was dirty. The next step was to check out the climate fan and making sure there was no debris or obstacles hitting the fan or impeding circulation. The photos below shows both components in my car.

Beater II failed…
I took Beater II in for the smog test and the damn truck failed! I had one of the 02 sensors replaced which allowed me to continue with the smog test but it still failed visual! As it turns out any aftermarket cold air intake must have a smog sticker in place. Beater II air intake was a K&N model that must have been installed after a smog test.
I was lucky the local auto-dismantler by my work place had an original stock setup including the filter housing for $100 bucks. This didn’t include the mass air flow sensor shown below. I used my old one.










