Broke 3 tools, a wristwatch, and some body parts last night!
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Broke 3 tools, a wristwatch, and some body parts last night!
Dayamn!,
1WRX2NV came over last night so we could swap out his coil overs.
The operation went anything buy smoothly!
We broke a Craftsman socket, a Kragen extention, a made in China socket, a Quicksilver wristwatch, peeled the skin off of my calf, smashed my fingers, and smashed Freddies fingers too!
What should have taken no more than a couple of hours ended up taking like 5+!
I have had alot of things that did not go right while working on a car, but last night...dude...it just takes the cake!
I am pleased to say that when we finally finnished (Around 12:30 AM) his coil overs seemed to be functioning perfectly!
It was alot of fun! Freddies car is damn freekn' fast!
Andy
1WRX2NV came over last night so we could swap out his coil overs.
The operation went anything buy smoothly!
We broke a Craftsman socket, a Kragen extention, a made in China socket, a Quicksilver wristwatch, peeled the skin off of my calf, smashed my fingers, and smashed Freddies fingers too!
What should have taken no more than a couple of hours ended up taking like 5+!
I have had alot of things that did not go right while working on a car, but last night...dude...it just takes the cake!
I am pleased to say that when we finally finnished (Around 12:30 AM) his coil overs seemed to be functioning perfectly!
It was alot of fun! Freddies car is damn freekn' fast!
Andy
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Re: Broke 3 tools, a wristwatch, and some body parts last night!
Hahahaha 
I'm a big fan of Dreamlot now... a proper lift + air tools + plenty of light = no broken people! Of course... an install isn't official if there hasn't been at least one minor scrape or bruise (but nothing more than that please).
Joe
I'm a big fan of Dreamlot now... a proper lift + air tools + plenty of light = no broken people! Of course... an install isn't official if there hasn't been at least one minor scrape or bruise (but nothing more than that please).
Joe
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Ya Andy,
thanks alot for your help.....these zero 2R's are sweet! Sorry about all those boken items...I think all that labor and all those broken tools add up to a sweet pain job, huh?
$6,000.00 hahaha
You da man!
talk to ya later
-freddie
thanks alot for your help.....these zero 2R's are sweet! Sorry about all those boken items...I think all that labor and all those broken tools add up to a sweet pain job, huh?
$6,000.00 hahahaYou da man!
talk to ya later
-freddie
installed coilovers? dude that must look sweet. when are you going to get the stage 3, so me and scoobiesnacks can take you out drinking...i need some money!
the subs are doing good. thanks again freddie...installing the subs were much easier huh?
the subs are doing good. thanks again freddie...installing the subs were much easier huh?
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The reason that it took so long was because "somebody" overtorqued his bolts on the front drivers sice hub assembly. My gawd they were overtorqued. The bolt was so close to stripping that it wasn't funny. It literally split two sockets!
If we had some air tools, then it would have been better. We weren't exactly working at a grueling pace either.
Andy
If we had some air tools, then it would have been better. We weren't exactly working at a grueling pace either.
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one of those doesnt happen to be my 1/2" breaker bar would it? *wink*
lol.
Andy san knows what im talking about.
hehe, well im sure it was all worth it at the end, i mean shoot those are zero2r's after all.
later,
GDA
lol.
Andy san knows what im talking about.
hehe, well im sure it was all worth it at the end, i mean shoot those are zero2r's after all.
later,
GDA
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Originally posted by BADWRX
If we had some air tools, then it would have been better. We weren't exactly working at a grueling pace either.
Andy
If we had some air tools, then it would have been better. We weren't exactly working at a grueling pace either.
Andy
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Originally posted by ScoobyBoy
installed coilovers? dude that must look sweet. when are you going to get the stage 3, so me and scoobiesnacks can take you out drinking...i need some money!
the subs are doing good. thanks again freddie...installing the subs were much easier huh?
installed coilovers? dude that must look sweet. when are you going to get the stage 3, so me and scoobiesnacks can take you out drinking...i need some money!
the subs are doing good. thanks again freddie...installing the subs were much easier huh?
I am not going stage 3 now....it will cost too much in gas. It would be nice to claim 500 hp....but it will be a hella expensive "bragging right".
hahaha-freddie
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Originally posted by 1WRX2NV
Remember...I already had coilovers...I just got new ones.
I am not going stage three now....it will cost too much in gas. It would be nice to claim 500 hp....but it will be a hella expensive "bragging right". hahaha
-freddie
Remember...I already had coilovers...I just got new ones.
I am not going stage three now....it will cost too much in gas. It would be nice to claim 500 hp....but it will be a hella expensive "bragging right".
hahaha-freddie