Subject	Find some Z'ers in the local area. You near a lot of good
Posted by	PiotrC70 on November 04, 2003 at 2:07 PM
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In Reply To	Yes, tried all of the above, thanks anyways. (n/m) posted by Whiplash on November 04, 2003 at 01:58 PM
Message	guys in VA you can drive there and have a local Z willing to help. You can probably get away w/ paying them $100 and free dinner and beer =o) Good luck. "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle" ~ Plato
Follow Ups	Can anyone give me the average price for replacing the - Whiplash 13:40:22 11/04/03 Get the parts through COZ and give them to the shop - PiotrC70 13:44:05 11/04/03 I thought is was more like a $1500 cost for the - Scott (NC) 13:53:38 11/04/03 Yes, tried all of the above, thanks anyways. (n/m) - Whiplash 13:58:37 11/04/03 Find some Z'ers in the local area. You near a lot of good - PiotrC70 14:07:02 11/04/03 I think it would depend on the shop doing it I guess. - PiotrC70 14:02:09 11/04/03 you don't need to remove the heads to change the lifters - aliaZ 14:59:13 11/04/03 Yup. I helped pull the lifters on a friends Z. The shop - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 15:18:48 11/04/03 When you use an engine flush, arent you supposed to - fairladyzguy 14:05:41 11/04/03 Hope someone can confirm this but I read on here - PiotrC70 14:16:17 11/04/03 Re: Hope someone can confirm this but I read on here - rich@splparts.com 14:20:44 11/04/03 Cool, thanks, so I assume it'd be 1qt of ATF unless - PiotrC70 14:36:21 11/04/03 1/2 qt always worked for me with my Z31s.... - rich@splparts.com 15:33:03 11/04/03 quiet it forever?? come on now your being silly! :-) (n/m) - TARGETZ 21:34:06 11/04/03 you don't need to have a shop do it. - zads 15:28:09 11/04/03 the vg30 will take quite a bit longer than 60 minutes (n/m) - speedr300z (ATL) 22:02:09 11/04/03 Your looking at around $240 for lifters. Labor is going to - John@Z1 15:35:22 11/04/03
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