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« on: January 18, 2011, 06:14:21 PM » |
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« Last Edit: January 19, 2011, 01:24:56 AM by andrew volcz »
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DarrylDhaliwal
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« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2011, 07:09:32 PM » |
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Noice!!!!
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Brett Haviland
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« Reply #2 on: January 18, 2011, 10:31:20 PM » |
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huh? is that a joke lol? why do you store the oils in the fridge lol.
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« Reply #3 on: January 18, 2011, 11:51:01 PM » |
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No there's no room for beer!
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Andrew Brown
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« Reply #4 on: January 19, 2011, 12:14:18 AM » |
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No there's no room for beer!
i dont think iv ever seen a fridge work with out beer in it? |
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Brett Haviland
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« Reply #5 on: January 19, 2011, 12:35:34 AM » |
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this is a sin!!! GET SOME BEER IN THERE QUICK!!
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andrew volcz
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« Reply #6 on: January 19, 2011, 01:33:32 AM » |
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huh? is that a joke lol? why do you store the oils in the fridge lol.
oil temperature effect engines and can rob hp!! so we do all we can to keep all our oils chilled and to maintain peak performance! yeah we're messin with ya. i had a brief moment of insanity at work and decided to thow all the motul oils in the fridge. Beer's on its way but we do take donations!  |
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Jason Harwood
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« Reply #7 on: January 19, 2011, 10:49:07 AM » |
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huh? is that a joke lol? why do you store the oils in the fridge lol.
oil temperature effect engines and can rob hp!! so we do all we can to keep all our oils chilled and to maintain peak performance! yeah we're messin with ya. i had a brief moment of insanity at work and decided to thow all the motul oils in the fridge. Beer's on its way but we do take donations! What would the beer donation to cash ratio be on rebuilding a 2000 Type-R Tranny. lol |
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andrew volcz
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« Reply #8 on: January 19, 2011, 12:11:08 PM » |
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huh? is that a joke lol? why do you store the oils in the fridge lol.
oil temperature effect engines and can rob hp!! so we do all we can to keep all our oils chilled and to maintain peak performance! yeah we're messin with ya. i had a brief moment of insanity at work and decided to thow all the motul oils in the fridge. Beer's on its way but we do take donations! What would the beer donation to cash ratio be on rebuilding a 2000 Type-R Tranny. lol NONE! serves you right for owning a type-r ! we wouldnt rebuild a honda trans in house just yet ... so it would have to be sent out. |
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Jason Harwood
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« Reply #9 on: January 19, 2011, 09:45:06 PM » |
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huh? is that a joke lol? why do you store the oils in the fridge lol.
oil temperature effect engines and can rob hp!! so we do all we can to keep all our oils chilled and to maintain peak performance! yeah we're messin with ya. i had a brief moment of insanity at work and decided to thow all the motul oils in the fridge. Beer's on its way but we do take donations! What would the beer donation to cash ratio be on rebuilding a 2000 Type-R Tranny. lol NONE! serves you right for owning a type-r ! we wouldnt rebuild a honda trans in house just yet ... so it would have to be sent out. No worries. It wasnt the tranny, the passenger wheel bearing was seized up. hub wouldnt spin, which is why she made grinding noises. |
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88' MX6 Turbo - 14.2 @ 97.51MPH
94' MX6 V6 - 13.9 @ 96.7MPH
93' Civic Turbo - 14.7 @ 90MPH (bad tune)
90' Civic SI - Auto-X Machine
97' Eclipse GSX 13.6 @ 105MPH
96' Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo
97' Acura EL 14.5 @ 96.71MPH
'02 Lexus IS300 15.125 @ 91MPH
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andrew volcz
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« Reply #10 on: January 20, 2011, 12:15:38 PM » |
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can you bring it by the shop to look at?
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Jason Harwood
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« Reply #11 on: January 20, 2011, 02:34:07 PM » |
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can you bring it by the shop to look at?
Do you want me to bring it in, just so you guys can have it? Im going to go pick up a "new" Knuckle / hub / bearing from a wrecker. My buddy at 128 Auto (on north road there) has a bearing press so I just get him to press stuff in and out for me. Lemme know if you want it as a whole, or pressed apart first. |
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88' MX6 Turbo - 14.2 @ 97.51MPH
94' MX6 V6 - 13.9 @ 96.7MPH
93' Civic Turbo - 14.7 @ 90MPH (bad tune)
90' Civic SI - Auto-X Machine
97' Eclipse GSX 13.6 @ 105MPH
96' Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo
97' Acura EL 14.5 @ 96.71MPH
'02 Lexus IS300 15.125 @ 91MPH
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Brett Haviland
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« Reply #12 on: January 20, 2011, 10:55:50 PM » |
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if you buy a used knuckle/hub/bearing and its in good shape then there is no pressing required... just remove the old knuckle with the bad bearing and bolt in the "new" knuckle/hub/bearing assembly. easy peasy. Usually what i do to my own cars if im pressed for time and just need a cheap easy fix
If you want real brand new bearing then you will have to use a press... or a hammer/sockets to remove the old assembly. usually installing the new bearing/hub assembly you will want to use a press as its easier on the bearing then beating on it with a hammer... but i have done it on honda JUST using a hammer/sockets/vice.
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Jason Harwood
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« Reply #13 on: January 21, 2011, 09:52:29 AM » |
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if you buy a used knuckle/hub/bearing and its in good shape then there is no pressing required... just remove the old knuckle with the bad bearing and bolt in the "new" knuckle/hub/bearing assembly. easy peasy. Usually what i do to my own cars if im pressed for time and just need a cheap easy fix
If you want real brand new bearing then you will have to use a press... or a hammer/sockets to remove the old assembly. usually installing the new bearing/hub assembly you will want to use a press as its easier on the bearing then beating on it with a hammer... but i have done it on honda JUST using a hammer/sockets/vice.
.... I know? lol |
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88' MX6 Turbo - 14.2 @ 97.51MPH
94' MX6 V6 - 13.9 @ 96.7MPH
93' Civic Turbo - 14.7 @ 90MPH (bad tune)
90' Civic SI - Auto-X Machine
97' Eclipse GSX 13.6 @ 105MPH
96' Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo
97' Acura EL 14.5 @ 96.71MPH
'02 Lexus IS300 15.125 @ 91MPH
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Brett Haviland
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« Reply #14 on: January 21, 2011, 10:28:34 AM » |
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If you dont know, now you know, .... homie
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