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with the right tools and know how it can be done fast
how do you think dealer ship auto tec's make money
with the right tools and know how it can be done fast
how do you think dealer ship auto tec's make money
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1.5 hours, huh? The thing is, I'd like all the screws, bolts, etc to be reinstalled properly after you're 'done'.
I have all the right tools, and I've done it before. It still takes a long time. I can pull the engine faster than the heater core.
I have all the right tools, and I've done it before. It still takes a long time. I can pull the engine faster than the heater core.
that's why all drill's have torq adjusters and getting so tiny soon they will fit in your pocket like the early 2000's flip phone
first time was over book time like any thing ya do for the first time but who cares
so whats next Dave are you going to compete in auto x this year the winter series has started over here
first time was over book time like any thing ya do for the first time but who cares
so whats next Dave are you going to compete in auto x this year the winter series has started over here
There is definitely some autox on the menu for the coming year, but what I'm looking forward to is a few days on a real track. I'll probably race the road courses at Mission and SIR, but I'm really excited to try The Ridge in Washington state.
ooo mission I have wanted to do that for year's. mabye rip out my new truck for the event and hopefully have my lex v8 swap done by then
when is the road race open ?????
when is the road race open ?????
No idea, I haven't been involved yet. A fair number of the clubs over here require membership, though - all the autox groups I'm aware of do as well.
Our's is drop in or member setup 35 member or 40 drop in
If ya could find out for me that would be killer dave
If ya could find out for me that would be killer dave
Some actual pics of the brake installation. AP Racing 4 piston calipers, 12.75" DBA rotors, Goodridge lines, ARP wheel studs, new wheel bearings, custom spacer that makes the rotors hubcentric on one side and the wheels on the other.
PS: Yes, those are brand new fender liners from Toyota in the background. Thanks Mark!
PS: Yes, those are brand new fender liners from Toyota in the background. Thanks Mark!
Hey dave where did you take your valve covers to get them done glossy black?
Or was it a DIY kinda thing..?
Or was it a DIY kinda thing..?
Friend of mine - the guy with the blacked out '68 Lincoln - is a painter. So I got him to do it. Cost a few bucks, but it turned out really nice. Good chance I'm going to do the same to the center cover, too.
GrimJack;1909370 said:
I am not cheep Just can't afford stuff ):
and in order to buy stuff i have to have my car running double ): ):
No need for luck just set of bad choices I made
This summer I plan to rebuild if all goes to plan
This summer I plan to rebuild if all goes to plan
Okay.. Im looking and I see two water outlets on the top, none on bottom... is that a custom made unit?