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  • Grey Vw
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    Welded the diff pin but was too tired to put the tranny back in. I hope this tranny doesn't die.

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  • Advancedynamix
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    Waxed it yesterday, today I pulled a head off a Miata at PAP, it's in great shape and only cost $37.

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  • Christ
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    ...still waiting on my buddy to put the engine in the Smurf.

    As much as I'm spending in fuel to drive the truck, I may as well have just paid someone to put it in.
    Last edited by Christ; 01-09-2012, 12:06 AM.

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  • Darlo
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    Originally posted by timmay89 View Post
    Sasquatch and I replaced the heater core out of my white BP festiva today as it was over heating and no heat was coming into the cabin. We did the entire job in 2.5 hours!!!! Record timing, and we now have heat in the cabin and not in the engine bay.
    Crap! I totally forgot about that! I was going to come help! Sounds like you guys were alright though, and Mike fixing mine just 6 weeks prior helped (considering the time you were able to do it in!)

    Still I cant believe I forgot! Sorry
    Last edited by Darlo; 01-08-2012, 11:58 PM.

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  • timmay89
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    Sasquatch and I replaced the heater core out of my white BP festiva today as it was over heating and no heat was coming into the cabin. We did the entire job in 2.5 hours!!!! Record timing, and we now have heat in the cabin and not in the engine bay.

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  • nitrofarm
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    Loud "Hissing" coming from my barn.

    We were working on our Festy's and heard very Angry hissing coming from the corner. Cobra's def dont like Festy's :nono:


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  • shadetree
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    Love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • HondaSlayer
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    Painted it!

    Put a rattle can paint job on the whip. Don't think it looks to bad. It's the pink CAT plate that sets it off.

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  • tkannegaard
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    put a prepowered mtx sub in the back it's a 10 sounds good hopefully ill have enough money soon to fix my head gasket so i can drive it

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  • spiko
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    Originally posted by 25Horseplay View Post
    I didn't actually work on my Festiva but I did fix Spiko's car. He now has properly working tail and brake lights!
    And they work great at that! Thanks again

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  • mattman
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    new righty mirror is on thank you sc72 and now headed to a car show in a few not entered in it but just to have a festy there and a tank themed one at that

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  • walth
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    a few days ago I installed my old exhaust from 2 years ago and a gas tank and the rear axle and wheels on my grey car.

    last night, finally flex honed the b6. concerned however, as there is an indent in each wall from the oil ring section. 1,2,&4 aren't but .001-.002 maybe? or less. and #3 is awful...and there is general very minor pitting in each...

    pics
    #3 http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/p...d/100_8047.jpg
    #3 http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/p...d/100_8048.jpg
    top view http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/p...d/100_8053.jpg

    I have a nylon abrasive brush I'm going to run through it as well but I'm wondering if I get a 120grit flex hone I can scrub more material than with the current one I have (which I think is 240 or 3** something). I'm happy with my crosshatch patterns tho
    Last edited by walth; 01-07-2012, 08:32 AM.

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  • ericsmith32
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    Swapped the JVC cd player over from the Aspire yesterday. Nice to have a good radio in there. Really needs some more bass though. Might start swapping the everything from the Aspire this weekend.

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  • kumalaba
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  • htchbck
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    Finally got around to doing a little more to Danny's motor today. Got the flywheel and clutch on the new motor, as well as the water pump and water neck. Still need to get the water inlet cleaned up and installed along with its pipe and o-ring. Pulled the old front crank seal too, but I forgot that the front seal was still in the other box-o'-parts back at my house, so I didn't get to finish up the seal and timing belt like I'd hoped. Oh well, there's a weekend coming up

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