Helping a fellow 757'er
09-01-2003, 05:31 PM
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Stuck bolts suck, they can turn a 5 minute job into an hour job. I put a rear camber kit on my car today and the left one took about 30 minutes because of this damn stuck bolt. I changed the other one in about 5 minutes. Sitll don't know how to set the camber. *HMMM, maybee a tech thread.
09-02-2003, 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by Aquavit
actually the problem was that the guy we bought the car from welded it on because it was stripped instead of buying a new one.
and I'm sorry cuda it was a 90 civic happy now?
actually the problem was that the guy we bought the car from welded it on because it was stripped instead of buying a new one.
and I'm sorry cuda it was a 90 civic happy now?
1) Don't ask a forum full of riceboys that have to go to a "performance" shop to help them figure out the two hose clamps that hold on their hot air K&N air intake system.
2) Provide people with some information that will help them help you. I've pulled the engines from everything from a 1977 Datsun 280Z to a 1996 Chevy full size with an assortment of RWD & FWD cars in between.
I'd of been more than happy to tell you over the forum, or even stop by if you were in the Newport News area to assist you in your repair.
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09-02-2003, 01:46 PM
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Originally posted by Cuda
In the future when asking for automotive repair related help remember two things:
1) Don't ask a forum full of riceboys that have to go to a "performance" shop to help them figure out the two hose clamps that hold on their hot air K&N air intake system.
2) Provide people with some information that will help them help you. I've pulled the engines from everything from a 1977 Datsun 280Z to a 1996 Chevy full size with an assortment of RWD & FWD cars in between.
I'd of been more than happy to tell you over the forum, or even stop by if you were in the Newport News area to assit you in you repair.
Cuda
In the future when asking for automotive repair related help remember two things:
1) Don't ask a forum full of riceboys that have to go to a "performance" shop to help them figure out the two hose clamps that hold on their hot air K&N air intake system.
2) Provide people with some information that will help them help you. I've pulled the engines from everything from a 1977 Datsun 280Z to a 1996 Chevy full size with an assortment of RWD & FWD cars in between.
I'd of been more than happy to tell you over the forum, or even stop by if you were in the Newport News area to assit you in you repair.
Cuda
09-02-2003, 02:26 PM
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i hafta agree... it's funny how he downs everyone's ride and insults their intelligence on a regular basis... not only does he register on a board that more or less caters to the imports he so loves to bash, but refuses to reveal exactly what he drives that is so much better... hate on me if you must... but this is jus how i see it... oh yeah, reuter is still my hero lol
09-02-2003, 04:05 PM
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hope this guy doesn't drive a "cuda" like his handle would suggest...gives mopar guys a bad name. notice how he offers to visit to help fix the problem once he realized he's talkin to a girl too. So cuda what do ya drive? seems everyone is dying to know what the expert drives.
09-02-2003, 05:07 PM
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Originally posted by Digger70chall
hope this guy doesn't drive a "cuda" like his handle would suggest...gives mopar guys a bad name. notice how he offers to visit to help fix the problem once he realized he's talkin to a girl too. So cuda what do ya drive? seems everyone is dying to know what the expert drives.
hope this guy doesn't drive a "cuda" like his handle would suggest...gives mopar guys a bad name. notice how he offers to visit to help fix the problem once he realized he's talkin to a girl too. So cuda what do ya drive? seems everyone is dying to know what the expert drives.
I could honesltly care less whos is what gender given the average age of people around here seems to be 17.
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09-02-2003, 05:29 PM
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Originally posted by Cuda
In the future when asking for automotive repair related help remember two things:
1) Don't ask a forum full of riceboys that have to go to a "performance" shop to help them figure out the two hose clamps that hold on their hot air K&N air intake system.
In the future when asking for automotive repair related help remember two things:
1) Don't ask a forum full of riceboys that have to go to a "performance" shop to help them figure out the two hose clamps that hold on their hot air K&N air intake system.
2nd, you're right, I don't know why I asked here. heh
3rd Im not 17, just thought I'd throw that in.
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