How I spent my Sunday, Befor and After Pics
11-04-2007, 04:59 PM
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How I spent my Sunday, Befor and After Pics
Finally got enough time to do something productive with my day.
Pulled parts off my crushed SE (tree fell on it last year), and spent the day installing them.
Also did the fog light mod, and installed FSTB, Cold AIR Intake and Stillen sway bar(not pictured).
A good day if I say so myself.
THE PARTS
BEFORE
AFTER
MY FAVORITE PIC
Pulled parts off my crushed SE (tree fell on it last year), and spent the day installing them.
Also did the fog light mod, and installed FSTB, Cold AIR Intake and Stillen sway bar(not pictured).
A good day if I say so myself.
THE PARTS
BEFORE
AFTER
MY FAVORITE PIC
11-05-2007, 05:01 AM
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Thanks for the comps
No install issues, and ride if fine. no rubbing, and alignment seems fine. No alignment issues when installed on mySE, so I'm not anticipating any here.
Biggest problem was fishing out the RSTB nuts and bolts out of that d#mn bracket over the rear stut towers.
Biggest problem was fishing out the RSTB nuts and bolts out of that d#mn bracket over the rear stut towers.
11-05-2007, 05:09 PM
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Hey Craig,
I installed the strut braces without the bar attached, so I can get my hand in there to install strut nuts. Rolling out the edge of the factory brace will give you more clearance for the washer and nut. Clearance issues only let you install bolt from the front. I guess you could install it assembled, but my big hands woundn't fit in the space.
And yes, that is Kujo peeking from behind the car.
I installed the strut braces without the bar attached, so I can get my hand in there to install strut nuts. Rolling out the edge of the factory brace will give you more clearance for the washer and nut. Clearance issues only let you install bolt from the front. I guess you could install it assembled, but my big hands woundn't fit in the space.
And yes, that is Kujo peeking from behind the car.
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11-18-2007, 01:53 PM
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How I spent another Saturday and Sunday
Just wanted to share my weekend with you guys.
My son started rebuilding his motor and never finished it before going into the Marines. He's coming home from bootcamp in 2 weeks, so I took on this huge task to suprise him with it.
This was a complete block up rebuild, not much isn't new. All stock for this car. Car started right up and ran well, small coolant leak which we fixed
Time for a beer.
My son started rebuilding his motor and never finished it before going into the Marines. He's coming home from bootcamp in 2 weeks, so I took on this huge task to suprise him with it.
This was a complete block up rebuild, not much isn't new. All stock for this car. Car started right up and ran well, small coolant leak which we fixed
Time for a beer.
11-19-2007, 08:26 PM
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