clear timing belt cover
You'd really only need a nice-sized window to check the belt. If you wanted to see if it was cracking you'd need to remove the cover, regardless of whether it was clear or not. I think the belt is safer with the cover on... Why are you interested in a clear cover?
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just one of those not-for-any-particular-reason novelties, i suppose. Goon ran w/o a top cover, matt's probe ran w/o a top cover, most guys run with a cover, etc. It's not so important to me that I'd go make one... if one already existed, cool, if not, oh well.
Regardless of a cam cover or not, you should never work on a car with loose hair, necklace, or a tie when the engine is running.
Who the hell would work on a car with a necktie on anyway?
Ironically, I had a flat on the way to a job interview once....
fortunately it was nice and cold outside and I'd just cleaned my wheels, so I didn't get sweaty or dirty. was able to wash up at a gas station and still get there on time.
hew!:
fortunately it was nice and cold outside and I'd just cleaned my wheels, so I didn't get sweaty or dirty. was able to wash up at a gas station and still get there on time.
hew!:
No. 
but I'm glad now... It was with Williams Communications.. They pulled an Enron about 1 yr later and went under, leaving many of their employees fooked and unpaid for several months worth of salary.
So I dodged that one!

but I'm glad now... It was with Williams Communications.. They pulled an Enron about 1 yr later and went under, leaving many of their employees fooked and unpaid for several months worth of salary.
So I dodged that one!
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hey as long as i survived it'd be kinda fun! except i'd only be going off the bridge at 20mph but yaknow... cheap thrills. I'd go faster DOWN than FORWARD haha.
anyhow another org member called me last night and said that he's got a friend that works with plexiglass, and might be able to (with their combined efforts) put some sizeable plexiglass windows into a stock metal cover.
anyhow another org member called me last night and said that he's got a friend that works with plexiglass, and might be able to (with their combined efforts) put some sizeable plexiglass windows into a stock metal cover.
There are a number of z31 guys who run without timing belt covers but it always made me nervous. They z31 guys with the adjustable cam gears particularly prefer to run without the covers so they can make the adjustments easier. I don't think I could do it myself!
meh, the idea would be cool.
I have seen a crank case cover (or some such cover) made for a dirt bike (on tv) out of a chunk of plexiglass. it was cool, but something went wrong, and leaked oil.
since its a dry location, this wouldn't be a problem. but for the price, I don't think it be worth it for a 18(>=/<=) year old dd.
I have seen a crank case cover (or some such cover) made for a dirt bike (on tv) out of a chunk of plexiglass. it was cool, but something went wrong, and leaked oil.
since its a dry location, this wouldn't be a problem. but for the price, I don't think it be worth it for a 18(>=/<=) year old dd.
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