Changed the spark plugs on a stingray today. Was a pain. #2 I couldn't get the socket wrench on it. The header was in the way. Good thing I had a spark plug socket that allows me to put a open end wrench on it. And #1 was really bad. I could not get to it. I some how managed to get it off, but I then spent the next half hour trying to get the new one back in. No luck. I ended up taking the AC compressor off. It was dead on not even hooked up. Once that was gone the plug went right in.

well bubbas fenders and headlights are on.hood is getting ready to be put on (decided not to do that till engine bay was painted) tomorrow i think ill prob put the new back bumper on and install my remotestart/security system grilles is still out im still waiting for my new one to come in.

rotated my tires in the dark, after waxing the rims. not the best idea ive ever had.

No, that don't sound like a good idea.

in my defense it was light when i did the first side lol. then the neighbors had to ask me 50 questions about the jack how cool the laser on it is etc etc

There'* a laser on your jack?

laser heats the air and lifts the car, duh

Laser site on a jack, that'* interesting.

lol. its pretty pointless on such a light jack. i could see where it would be useful with a heavier truck jack. but for a 15" 2 tonner you can just slide the thing over lol

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Neat and all, but ya, a bit pointless. I've never had a problem jacking it up a bit then wiggling it in place. The jack I have moves real fast with a pump until it contacts something, then moves slow.