underscore
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fwame_dwagon":xoacqcnq said:
I'm bringing mine in tomorrow, normally I prefer working on my on stuff but 6000km in 4 years is too damn low for me.
What did you do to your car today?
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I'm bringing mine in tomorrow, normally I prefer working on my on stuff but 6000km in 4 years is too damn low for me.
killemalltrac
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Thats exactly what i did. The engine has been out of my car 4 times now and in the 2 years I've owned it I have probably only driven it for 6 months. I called Kris from KO racing up in Oregon city and he wrote me a quote and picked the car up from my house. Killer deal, good work, and I am a super happy customer with a great daily driver again.fwame_dwagon":3fefius8 said:
fwame_dwagon
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I've put zero miles on mine all yearRedswan":3oriuebq said:
CMS-GT4
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Yeah, my car spent a lot of time on jack stands. It seems most of the driving it has done is referred to as test drives. My goal this winter is the set the car up for enjoyment driving and no more test driving. So I am focused solely on doing suspension revisions. All other stuff can wait till next winter. I doubt I will any longer do projects in the driving seasons that involve the car to be down a long while.
So right now I am just waiting for some packages to arrive at some places, and once all is done with that I will start ordering parts. The big thing I have to do this winter is drop my rear sub frame. I need to repaint it, or replace it with my 205 one and design my new lower control arm. I think I would had driven this thing a lot more if I just left it stock.
So right now I am just waiting for some packages to arrive at some places, and once all is done with that I will start ordering parts. The big thing I have to do this winter is drop my rear sub frame. I need to repaint it, or replace it with my 205 one and design my new lower control arm. I think I would had driven this thing a lot more if I just left it stock.
fwame_dwagon
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If I could find a place in so cal that could do that for me I'd be happy again. I miss my carsoarinhigh":30i4jkku said:
CMS-GT4":2rgxpa80 said:
I have tried to keep that at the heart of my build. I know that for overlanding simplicity and major moving parts that OEM is best incase something breaks on the trail a replacement is easy to acquire. I like suspension mods that are suitable for the driving type, but I'm not big on overly complicated engine modifications.