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Old 01-13-2017, 12:44 PM
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Laminova cores were gross. Still need some cleaning but they soaked in CLR for 4 hours


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As of this sunday.

Ecaulk and I pressure washing the subframe. it was 60 here in Colorado


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We forgot to take a before pic on the subframe, thing was coated in oil grime from an old oil leak at the water pump
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looks like a nice build.
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what are those square things were the rear sub-frame bolt goes through?
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what are those square things were the rear sub-frame bolt goes through?
Just an area of the subframe that is missing paint. Its just the subframe
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Originally Posted by ECaulk
Just an area of the subframe that is missing paint. Its just the subframe
darn I was hoping it was some type of padding to help with vibrations
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Looks great! I'm super excited to see the car when its all done. Good luck!
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1 month update.

She will be started on Sunday!. I can't wait to drive her.
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Nice!
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Nice!
It did start and idle for a bit. Now to finish the suspension, new brakes, and new wheels/tires
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Nice to see you reviving this car.
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Haven't updated in awhile.

Car started and idled fine up to temp. Then brake fluid started to leak between the bellhousing and motor. FML.

So it sat for a week while we started to pull the trans out.
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Our ghetto temporary engine brace
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bonus pic of Ecaulk cleaning out the bellhousing.
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That engine brace works lol
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That engine brace works lol
it does. ghetto as ****. but cost me $15 in wood lol.
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I might need to get me one of those lol
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Harbor freight sells quality ones for like $69 or something. but i was being cheap cause I dumped enough money into this beast. I used it to hold for about 10 minutes while I moved the subframe out, then I put a jack + wood under the oil pan.
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Originally Posted by leemanfor
Harbor freight sells quality ones for like $69 or something. but i was being cheap cause I dumped enough money into this beast. I used it to hold for about 10 minutes while I moved the subframe out, then I put a jack + wood under the oil pan.
I dont know how quality they are wait till I buy the Schwaben one for doing the clutch on the Audi then we can compare it to the china freight one
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quality meaning...better than a random 4x4 wood beam lol
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Originally Posted by leemanfor
quality meaning...better than a random 4x4 wood beam lol
Still not sure if I would go that far yet
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Lol exactly harbor freight stuff isn't really any good
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Lol exactly harbor freight stuff isn't really any good
Some of their stuff is actually pretty damn good, other things not so much. Then some things need a little adjustments to make it work right (thats what happened with my walnut blast gun, had to drill out the media feed hole
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That's true one of the main reasons I try to stay away but I might have to go buy one either way


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