Temptations Revisited: Relentless Autosports Install
#30
Originally Posted by WA2GOOD
Vegas roads are the MOST SLIPPERY roads I have ever seen/driven on Hahaha. Everytime I am there I am reminded of it, makes the tires spin alot more and makes the cars feel even more powerfull, its strange.
#32
Originally Posted by WA2GOOD
Vegas roads are the MOST SLIPPERY roads I have ever seen/driven on Hahaha. Everytime I am there I am reminded of it, makes the tires spin alot more and makes the cars feel even more powerfull, its strange.
#34
Well, it took about 7 hours, but Len and I got quite a bit done.
We spent quite a while figuring out where I was getting an oil leak from. It looks like the oil return line was not happy being pinched between the intake tubing and a bracket.
Then we drove around town trying to find a heater hose that would fit. It's an extremely tight area to work with. Anyhow, two autozone's later, we found a 95% perfectly matched shaped hose. Took a while to reroute the hose from the blower to the oil pan, but we got it together. No more leak. Ran out to pick up some synthetic oil and filter and did a temporary oil change until I can get myself some Amsoil.
Afterwards, we adjusted the plastic engine covers for the battery and brake fluid to make room for the TEIN hood damnpers I put on the day before.
Then we plugged my rear tire to help keep some of the pressure in a bit better.
Then Blaine, Len, and myself went out for drinks, food, and bowling.
Good times.
I really should sleep at some point...
We spent quite a while figuring out where I was getting an oil leak from. It looks like the oil return line was not happy being pinched between the intake tubing and a bracket.
Then we drove around town trying to find a heater hose that would fit. It's an extremely tight area to work with. Anyhow, two autozone's later, we found a 95% perfectly matched shaped hose. Took a while to reroute the hose from the blower to the oil pan, but we got it together. No more leak. Ran out to pick up some synthetic oil and filter and did a temporary oil change until I can get myself some Amsoil.
Afterwards, we adjusted the plastic engine covers for the battery and brake fluid to make room for the TEIN hood damnpers I put on the day before.
Then we plugged my rear tire to help keep some of the pressure in a bit better.
Then Blaine, Len, and myself went out for drinks, food, and bowling.
Good times.
I really should sleep at some point...
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