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    Quote Originally Posted by Hans@GZP View Post
    I could definitely make it worse LOL. There are some that are beyond saving safely or are beyond cost effective. Those get scrapped... and SOHC ones. Nobody wants those.
    Nope, they suck

    As for parts, I still have parts galore. I've had a few inquiries, but I get lazy and forget to look at things unless its bug money. I need to find someone to just buy the whole lot and get it out of mny hair.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    Nope, they suck

    As for parts, I still have parts galore. I've had a few inquiries, but I get lazy and forget to look at things unless its bug money. I need to find someone to just buy the whole lot and get it out of mny hair.
    same here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hans@GZP View Post
    I hear SSM has a single turbo and twin 16G setup for a SOHC
    you're right. your method is more humane.

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    Hell no SOHCs dont suck, non-interference and 9:1 compression, perfect for a big single... SSM... hmm might have to check out their kit then...
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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post

    As for parts, I still have parts galore. I've had a few inquiries, but I get lazy and forget to look at things unless its bug money. I need to find someone to just buy the whole lot and get it out of mny hair.
    Wait, you mean no more 3/S garden in the front yard?

    Quote Originally Posted by Emilie@GZP View Post
    same here.
    You guys aren't recreational gardeners anymore. You're full blown farmers.

    Which BTW... who has some used TT manifold hardware lying around? I need (12) manifold acorn nuts in good shape and (20) TD-05 precat/turbo flange studs/bolts and nuts. I have a turbo kit to install. Who want money?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boost4VR4 View Post
    Hell no SOHCs dont suck, non-interference and 9:1 compression, perfect for a big single... SSM... hmm might have to check out their kit then...
    I think the next SOHC I scrap I'm going to pull the top end and soak the heads in dish soap. I'll tie a shop vac to it and turn the crank and make the first ever 3/S bubble machine. I'll try to sell it. If it doesn't go, then I'll take the $40 in aluminum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boost4VR4 View Post
    Hell no SOHCs dont suck, non-interference and 9:1 compression, perfect for a big single... SSM... hmm might have to check out their kit then...
    So, you're saying they are good for people who can't afford to maintain them? I guess it's good they are so cheap to start with

    And please don't look into the SSM kit. It was a joke.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hans@GZP View Post
    So, you're saying they are good for people who are too lazy to maintain them? I guess it's good they are so cheap to start with
    Fixed it

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    That too. I once had a 97 base and noticed smoke from the timing belt area and the engine started to overheat. So, I kept during it to the garage. Changed the timing belt (which was mostly melted rubber) an the water pump and the car kept on trucking.

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    I'll have two VR-4s here soon, a 3.5L block, some cracked 360 magnum heads, and a few other items going to the scrap yard. There's not a market for some things. It is what it is.
    95 RT/TT Billet TD04s E70, DW1000cc injectors, ARC-2 with 92mm maf, 3SX fuel rail loop, hotwired Walbro 416/485, 3" FMIC, single small Krank vent, DR 3.5" downpipe and cat-back, DNP 02 housings, Hallman Pro MBC, BlackStealth LCDBC, AEM wideband, AEM oil pressure, Apexi S1 coilovers with SCE EVO 8/9 adapters, 3SX adjustable control arms, Spec 3+ clutch, Maximal solids/3SX poly motor mounts, Setrab custom SMOC, stock motor 127k miles, stock drivetrain.

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