My Head and Cam build Adventure!
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My Head and Cam build Adventure!
Hey guys I wnated to make this thread to kind of just update on what I'm doing. To have help on things I'm doing wrong or any info. I'm taking pictures of almost all the steps. I'm not trying to put a how to thread but I will note what I do.
Thread will be updated through my process
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What are you gonna do when a neighbor complains and the township comes and tells you to move it all NOW?
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.
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What are you gonna do when a neighbor complains and the township comes and tells you to move it all NOW?
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.
Thanks for the comment though
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Le Mans Master
Good for you, keep up the good work and pictures. Keep track of all your parts, bolts, screws and connectors.
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Le Mans Master
Detailed photos will also help you when you start to put everything back together. There will always be some mystery bolt or wire sitting there after a job this size and a batch of photos will come in handy.
Good luck!!
Good luck!!
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I dig the fact that you are excited about ripping into the car and getting in your wrench time.. but you might want to invest in one of these bad boys first.
Your car says Hollywood, and your grass says Detroit. If you drop anything and it rolls off the parking slab - you're never going to find it without a metal detector.
Trim it up, and at least purchase a 10x10 pop up canopy to protect yourself from the elements and the sun glare.
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[QUOTE=bokyo1987;1594382582]Have fun and good luck! Pretty sure I was only changing out intakes at your age ten years ago lol.[/QUOTE
Hahaha ikr well I can say I was pulling exhaust off a year ago now on to cams
Hahaha ikr well I can say I was pulling exhaust off a year ago now on to cams
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I dig the fact that you are excited about ripping into the car and getting in your wrench time.. but you might want to invest in one of these bad boys first.
Your car says Hollywood, and your grass says Detroit. If you drop anything and it rolls off the parking slab - you're never going to find it without a metal detector.
Trim it up, and at least purchase a 10x10 pop up canopy to protect yourself from the elements and the sun glare.
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CammedC6520 (03-26-2017)
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Burning Brakes
Thanks for posting this. In response to J. Moore. Sounds like you are living in the wrong neighborhood. If you're a car guy you always check out for city ordinances, homeowners associations and gated communities before you buy or rent a property where people act like the **** party. My neighbors love me because I'm frequently helping them with their vehicles and other things. Even had the local police stop by just to talk because some of them are into cars also. I always cover my vehicles and put things away after I'm done working.
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Thanks for posting this. In response to J. Moore. Sounds like you are living in the wrong neighborhood. If you're a car guy you always check out for city ordinances, homeowners associations and gated communities before you buy or rent a property where people act like the **** party. My neighbors love me because I'm frequently helping them with their vehicles and other things. Even had the local police stop by just to talk because some of them are into cars also. I always cover my vehicles and put things away after I'm done working.
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What are you gonna do when a neighbor complains and the township comes and tells you to move it all NOW?
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.
Did you find the noise yet? No air tools?
I'll give you credit. At least you got it off the ground.
You do know that it's going to pour down rain again soon don't you?
Good luck.