On Feb 24, 2009, at 4:04 PM, Bob Stevens wrote: > ................ I like having this resource and have also used it, > and seen it used to check the temps of shocks out on washboard roads; IIRC, Bob shot my overworked Bilstein shocks at 183 degrees, Richard's OME's at 150+-, & his Pro Comps at 275+-. & only my Bilsteins melted! After the IR reading, I was thinking I would be OK, but NO!
YMMV, Mr. BZ > temp coming out of A/C vents. > > I also think John's crayon idea was simple and a neat trick to have > in one's bag. > > bob |
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