Lea,
Thanks for the re-assuring words... Us ole southern hot-rodders get a bit agitated if the h2o gets near boiling... I'm too old school for this hi-tek world. I'm used to 165-175F temps of our old detroit iron... A common sight in our pick-ups was to see half the radiator covered by cardboard during the winter (to get the water temp up enough to have cabin heat).

Oh yeah, AR = anal retentive (politically correct for tight a**), a term commonly used to describe ol' engineers and science types on this side of the pond.

I used to run an old MGB, 1971... Had great time in that old beater! Was my ONLY source of trans for years when I was in my infancy in my mining career. Took it underground once just for kicks... Funny sight, and old MG in an underground mine! The guys on duty gotta good laugh.

BTW, walrus is a nickname for Rory... not too many southern people can say the 2 r's in my name, and it usually comes out "roy"... a friend started calling me "walrus" for no real reason, and it stuck.