I'm at work and I read the entire thread. Gotta love being so close to deployment while so many people are on leave. :lol:
Just an awesome thread. I might do this after deployment but paying someone seems to be so much easier. :leaving: |
Originally Posted by Edmond
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I'm at work and I read the entire thread. Gotta love being so close to deployment while so many people are on leave. :lol:
Just an awesome thread. I might do this after deployment but paying someone seems to be so much easier. :leaving: :flag: |
Rick,
I know what you mean. I did my headers all the way back to straight pipes, RPM transmission, entire interior, clutch/flywheel/pressure plate and a bunch of maintenance. But that pales in comparison to what you just did. :eek: |
Great thread, thanks.
Dumb question for ya. I bought an 04 with a Pro-Charger installed. What all do I need to remove to replace the belt? |
Originally Posted by Stomp'N'Go
(Post 1584855515)
Great thread, thanks.
Dumb question for ya. I bought an 04 with a Pro-Charger installed. What all do I need to remove to replace the belt? And also post pics of it. :flag: |
How did you fix the radiator nipple i just did the same thing to mine
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Originally Posted by pharestutt
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How did you fix the radiator nipple i just did the same thing to mine
Just buy a new radiator and be done with it. :( I just installed a "Murray" branded unit....made in China with a lifetime warranty from O'Reilly's Auto Parts for $166, while at it also installed new radiator hoses. Works like a charm, no heat issues. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...1386&ppt=C0331 |
Originally Posted by sfc rick
(Post 1584856109)
Oh man, you are so screwed! LOL! I tried JB Weld, epoxy, then drilled out and installed a brass nipple...nothing really works well for very long.
Just buy a new radiator and be done with it. :( I just installed a "Murray" branded unit....made in China with a lifetime warranty from O'Reilly's Auto Parts for $166, while at it also installed new radiator hoses. Works like a charm, no heat issues. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...1386&ppt=C0331 |
Great thread - enjoyed reading :flag:
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Originally Posted by WetteVette
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Thanks for sharing the pics of your progress as you go along. No need to try and justify your carrying a firearm. Those of us that understand, well, we understand.
An honest, hard-working, gun carrying man working on his Corvette. How American is that! :thumbs: :flag: I say a BIG AMEN to that!!:iagree::iagree::flag: |
Originally Posted by my-first-vette
(Post 1584991907)
I say a BIG AMEN to that!!:iagree::iagree::flag:
An honest, hard-working, gun carrying "Marine" working on his Corvette. How American is that! :flag: |
Excellent Work my friend! Send a pic of the intake final install
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