what are the fastest time to take out a engine
10-04-02, 01:49 PM
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I STILL haven't put mine back in. But I pulled mine in a little under 5 hours.
If you want to know pull AND drop time.... going on about 7 months....
If you want to know pull AND drop time.... going on about 7 months....
10-05-02, 06:42 AM
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I pulled mine in about 30 mins one time but then again I dont have all that stuff that comes along with the stock engine and I have alot more room to get at things.
As for a stock engine I can probally get one out in less than an hour.
As for a stock engine I can probally get one out in less than an hour.
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10-05-02, 07:42 AM
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took me 34 minutes to pull out
3hours of smiling at the 13b re ,and then going into the garage after facing the fact that the 13b re was a picture on the computer.
3hours of smiling at the 13b re ,and then going into the garage after facing the fact that the 13b re was a picture on the computer.
10-05-02, 12:26 PM
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I pulled the engine out of my wrecked 88 GXL in 3 hours. Since the car was being sent to the junkyard, I just cut through lines with a saw and yanked the engine out with a rope and a metal bar.
My driveway is still stained with oil.
My driveway is still stained with oil.
10-05-02, 01:08 PM
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If you look at who's posting what times, you'll see that the more you do it, the faster you are. If you're asking this question, you'll be on the longer side.
10-05-02, 05:50 PM
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2 seconds.....that's what happens when you hit a guard rail doing 70 MPH. I could walk right into the engine bay, peeled the front open like a sardine can. I did'nt get hurt by the way..not physically at least.
10-05-02, 11:06 PM
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I personally think it doesnt matter how long it takes as long as you do it right because if you screw up and leave something off by accident you could be in for big trouble. Better safe than sorry
10-05-02, 11:15 PM
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Okay boosted, Ive prolly asked this 1000 times and been answered, but i have no memory of it..
where did you get your avatar pic?
Is there a larger version available?
where did you get your avatar pic?
Is there a larger version available?
10-05-02, 11:24 PM
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you click on user control panel and then go to edit options and once that loads scroll down and there should be a thing called "avatar" and there will be a pic if you already have one up there or if you dont click on change avatar
i got the picture when i first registered and i dont think there is a larger one as far as i know
i got the picture when i first registered and i dont think there is a larger one as far as i know
10-05-02, 11:27 PM
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I know how to put in an avatar, I was just hoping that I could find where it was originally available from.
Like a bigger original picture.
I like the wheels.
Oh well.
Like a bigger original picture.
I like the wheels.
Oh well.
10-05-02, 11:33 PM
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i think it was in the art gallery a while back before it went down. yeah i think the whole car is badass man the only thing i would change is the color to white which is my favorite