landarc somebody shut me the fark up. Joined Jun 26, 2009 Location sAn... Nov 4, 2013 #21 DriverWild said: They look fantastic! I have found that baby's/loin backs are tricky to know when they are done with a bend test. On spares it's pretty easy. I have found that using a toothpick or probe to test is the best method for me. Click to expand... Thanks, I think I will go back to using a skewer. It seemed to work better.
DriverWild said: They look fantastic! I have found that baby's/loin backs are tricky to know when they are done with a bend test. On spares it's pretty easy. I have found that using a toothpick or probe to test is the best method for me. Click to expand... Thanks, I think I will go back to using a skewer. It seemed to work better.
