DIY day
10-10-2004, 01:38 AM
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Kevin, no not quite yet.
Bob, I did move the lines back somewhat and they fit better. One of the oil lines was still hitting the back of the bumper so I dremeled a chunk out
Much better fit. Fitting the front bumper is a pain in the ***.
Turbo DIY? Sure, bring it on... Okay, maybe not. I'll get around to it. Now I have to go chase raccoons off my property.
Bob, I did move the lines back somewhat and they fit better. One of the oil lines was still hitting the back of the bumper so I dremeled a chunk out
Much better fit. Fitting the front bumper is a pain in the ***. Turbo DIY? Sure, bring it on... Okay, maybe not. I'll get around to it. Now I have to go chase raccoons off my property.
10-10-2004, 05:15 PM
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No pictures sorry. I took the fender liners off, the transmission tray and the front diff tray. It's still dirty in there but at least all the gravel is gone.
BTW I have a set of PS2s (235/295) for sale now, local pickup preferred. Lots of tread left, good for street driving but probably not for DE. $400. Original cost is $1200.
BTW I have a set of PS2s (235/295) for sale now, local pickup preferred. Lots of tread left, good for street driving but probably not for DE. $400. Original cost is $1200.