What did you do today to your 3/S?

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Originally Posted by Mike-92RT

such a kind gentleman you are Gearheadvr4... if i only had people in canada that would've helped me with my shit.. Good job sir! :)

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If you lived close I wouldn't have a problem with lending a hand :p

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Originally Posted by J_Parker

Took my WHOLE front sub frame apart, stripped it, and will be painting it soon. I do however need all new hardware for it, including a steering rack. After roughly 12 years of not being apart it was quite tricky tearing it down, I had to CUT the endlinks for my swaybar off, and beat just about every bolt out with my 30oz. But it all came apart in the end. Hopefully after a good clean and repaint it'll never get to be like that again.

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Rocky mountain driveline for the rack. They do a great job rebuilding them. I have one of their rebuilt racks on my car as does Sin.

Breaking bolts sucks, but is inevitable! Pics pics pics!

I shredded my Reverse gear!. YEAHY! pull through parking ONLY!

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Originally Posted by J_Parker

If you lived close I wouldn't have a problem with lending a hand :p

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Be wary of random strange guys offering an extra hand... make sure he's reaching for the stick shift and not something else.:w00t:

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Originally Posted by Gearheadvr4

Be wary of random strange guys offering an extra hand... make sure he's reaching for the stick shift and not something else.:w00t:

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I literally LOL'd.. no one touches my stick shift but ME or my girlfriend :)

ewwy.

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Originally Posted by Gearheadvr4

Be wary of random strange guys offering an extra hand... make sure he's reaching for the stick shift and not something else.:w00t:

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Whoa! This isn't on my list of things to do, I'm more so known for snagglepussin' than meatmolesting...

:suspect: I'm no murderer or anything either...


I'll post some pictures of what I got done on my sub frame sometime this evening.

More known for one but still on occasion known for the other. Sorry J/K I'll let it go.

Anyways, back on topic. Definitely interested in pictures of your front undercarriage.

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Originally Posted by Gearheadvr4

More known for one but still on occasion known for the other. Sorry J/K I'll let it go.

Anyways, back on topic. Definitely interested in pictures of your front undercarriage.

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Lol, no worries man, it's all good jokes :p

I just got some Chassis saver paint that I'm going to throw on them right away, when it dries I'll snap a few and put them up.

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Originally Posted by J. Fast

Why I had to drop the trans... Today I went digging. Problem is pretty obvious. Fused the pressure plate, clutch disc, and the flywheel together on my 7000rpm launch stunt. Never again with an ACT. Time for Tilton :)

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considering how many launches a day i do with my car i think im going to learn from your mistake and avoid ACT too. so far i havent broken anything :knocks on wood:

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Originally Posted by J_Parker

Took my WHOLE front sub frame apart, stripped it, and will be painting it soon. I do however need all new hardware for it, including a steering rack. After roughly 12 years of not being apart it was quite tricky tearing it down, I had to CUT the endlinks for my swaybar off, and beat just about every bolt out with my 30oz. But it all came apart in the end. Hopefully after a good clean and repaint it'll never get to be like that again.

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sounds like you dont have an impact wrench ;)

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not really sure why, but i almost never snap a rusty bolt when i use the impact. the breaker bar on the other hand... forget about it lol. plus with the impact wrench you can take everything apart in seconds. one of my fav tools ever!