Long overdue - engine teardown pics of my turbo (non 996)
04-30-2009, 11:32 AM
#31
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my favs:
"CORY" in the cement - COOL
Car pictures on edge of garage door
rattle can paint samples on garage wall
the wood stove made from a barrel
work boots in chair
jack stands - perfect !
I think these are awsome and give us the feeling like we are right there in the mix with you Cory!!
"CORY" in the cement - COOL
Car pictures on edge of garage door
rattle can paint samples on garage wall
the wood stove made from a barrel
work boots in chair
jack stands - perfect !
I think these are awsome and give us the feeling like we are right there in the mix with you Cory!!
04-30-2009, 01:57 PM
#32
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my favs:
"CORY" in the cement - COOL
Car pictures on edge of garage door
rattle can paint samples on garage wall
the wood stove made from a barrel
work boots in chair
jack stands - perfect !
I think these are awsome and give us the feeling like we are right there in the mix with you Cory!!
"CORY" in the cement - COOL
Car pictures on edge of garage door
rattle can paint samples on garage wall
the wood stove made from a barrel
work boots in chair
jack stands - perfect !
I think these are awsome and give us the feeling like we are right there in the mix with you Cory!!
<Tm stops whispering> 
04-30-2009, 03:16 PM
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OK, I see it now! He hid it in plain sight! DOH! 
By your original description of "'CORY' in the cement - COOL" I was thinking his name had been written or printed IN the wet cement, so that is what I was looking for.
By your original description of "'CORY' in the cement - COOL" I was thinking his name had been written or printed IN the wet cement, so that is what I was looking for.
04-30-2009, 03:45 PM
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looks like it was written in the cement before it dried to me.
<geesh> speaking of being in LA LA land
HEY CORY, did you write your name in wet cement? hahahhaa!
<geesh> speaking of being in LA LA land
HEY CORY, did you write your name in wet cement? hahahhaa!
04-30-2009, 04:21 PM
#37
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Holy shi'ite you have good eyes!
Yes, that says my name. It is my Dads shop and we laid the concrete down when I was fairly little. We always scratched our names in the concrete before it dries.
Yes, that says my name. It is my Dads shop and we laid the concrete down when I was fairly little. We always scratched our names in the concrete before it dries.
04-30-2009, 04:22 PM
#38
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Man that looks painful. The picture of the s in the valve is ridiculous. If you are gonna throw it away i'd take it for a paperweight/conversation starter.
Good luck with the rebuild.
Good luck with the rebuild.
04-30-2009, 04:37 PM
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Thats what is going to be for me - a paperweight. Beleive or not, I didnt even clean the valve when I took the picture. It was fairly clean.
Thanks for good luck, ill need it.
04-30-2009, 04:42 PM
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My kids name is in the patio and several fence posts around the yard... I started adding the date and am always surprised how the years pass so quickly... I love doing that !
<sharp eye Eddie>
<dull brain>
hahhaha
<sharp eye Eddie>
<dull brain>
hahhaha
04-30-2009, 05:08 PM
#41
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Yes, we do the same. I believe we laid the concrete in '84 if my memory serves me.
04-30-2009, 06:49 PM
#42
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wow! I could never do that...unless they started making left handed tools!
HAHA
05-01-2009, 09:57 AM
#45
Heck of a DIY you got there. I wish I had your knowledge. I'm only up to mild bolt on's and basic maintainable. There are several guys that are dropping motors and doing their own dissasembly on this forum, I tip my hat to you guys (no pun intended).