No, the fan is 80-specific.
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Any chance you can share products used to clean/polish/wax, 'cause that looks awesome...Getting started on the turbo install prep. Since this is going to be my new marketing vehicle I figured it would be good to invest a little sweat equity into the engine bay to clean things up. Removed everything from the passenger side fender and cleaned/polished and waxed the entire inner fender, core support and firewall. Going to update the hardware with new and then cad plating a bunch of metal bits. I’m also replacing a bunch of stuff as well just to clean things up. Not going stupid crazy but it’ll look like some effort was put in.
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Who does your pipes--or did?The second article downpipe arrived and will be test fit this morning.
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Really?Who does your pipes--or did?![]()
Really?
You're going to ask him who his suppliers are?
Want him to tell you what his costs are?
STFU.
If you like his stuff, buy it. If you like it but don't want to pay his prices, figure it out on your own. Don't be a dick.
My interpterion. I think bill4time came from a different angle and how I read your request was "Hey, I have some custom one off stuff I would like done, mind sharing a good shop for my needs?"1)Really?
2) I do buy his stuff.
3) He doesn't sell, say, mandrel-bent exhaust systems, right? But the guys who did his pipes when he was in LA can surely fab those up. Likewise, he's not offering plating or anodizing services if I want to do that to a few odds and ends. Always thought the purpose here was to save time by learning from others--and contribute once you know you're doing, like you do. I've long considered you one of the most knowledgeable and helpful guys here, so "figure it out on your own" was a bit of a surprise. If you want to say this falls under trade secrets, fine and I will keep that in mind. No offense meant, on my end.
4) No one else can do what Joey does, least of all me.
No, you nailed it. Probably should have said it just like that myself...My interpterion. I think bill4time came from a different angle and how I read your request was "Hey, I have some custom one off stuff I would like done, mind sharing a good shop for my needs?"
I could be way off.
Fair enough.My vendors will never be made public. It’s been my policy my last three businesses. Not about to change now. It’s cost me an immeasurable amount of time and money to find vendors that don’t suck. I have ZERO interest in ever detailing for a myriad of reasons.
Yes, I came at this from an owner standpoint.1)Really?
2) I do buy his stuff.
3) He doesn't sell, say, mandrel-bent exhaust systems, right? But the guys who did his pipes when he was in LA can surely fab those up. Likewise, he's not offering plating or anodizing services if I want to do that to a few odds and ends. Always thought the purpose here was to save time by learning from others--and contribute once you know you're doing, like you do. I've long considered you one of the most knowledgeable and helpful guys here, so "figure it out on your own" was a bit of a surprise. If you want to say this falls under trade secrets, ya coulda just said that and considered me schooled. No offense meant, on my end.
4) No one else can do what Joey does, least of all me.
That's like asking your friend's wife how much she weighs.
I usually just put a scale under the chair.Hey now, I hate cliffhangers.![]()
Why this stuff and not the recommended ATF? I'm sure there's an excellent reason, or an OCD reason (or both)--but I have no idea what it is. Planning to swap out all PS components and looking to treat things right. Also--how did you wind up getting the new condenser to line up when it was 3/8" off? Thanks!
Why this stuff and not the recommended ATF? I'm sure there's an excellent reason, or an OCD reason (or both)--but I have no idea what it is. Planning to swap out all PS components and looking to treat things right. Also--how did you wind up getting the new condenser to line up when it was 3/8" off? Thanks!
If it's good enough for Joey and Kevin (RIP)... Gotta love this forum. Thanks!Should be some information here: