Subject	Previous owner probably had them changed, which would
Posted by	ENVYMYZ on February 17, 2004 at 4:25 PM
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In Reply To	Taking out subframe bushings, peace of cake for me posted by HakenTT on February 17, 2004 at 04:17 PM
Message	explain why you were such a genius and how it was such a piece of cake. Im not afraid of being afraid, Im just fearless
Follow Ups	Taking out subframe bushings, peace of cake for me - HakenTT 16:17:13 02/17/04 Previous owner probably had them changed, which would - ENVYMYZ 16:25:27 02/17/04 That's a big "probably", maybe UFO's helped him too :) (n/m) - AzHeat 18:34:36 02/17/04 God knows everyone and their mother has a press *rolls eyes* (n/m) - Nexusbeta 16:25:42 02/17/04 Exactly my point as well. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:27:18 02/17/04 If you want to do a job right, you need the right tools. - Marshall 16:56:39 02/17/04 Harbor Freight sells presses, no excuse just like - AzHeat 18:28:48 02/17/04 A press is large and takes up space - you need a garage - YugoBernie (NoVA) 19:21:26 02/17/04 There are smaller presses that fit on your work bench (n/m) - AzHeat 19:53:06 02/17/04 Again - work bench = garage. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 20:17:45 02/17/04 Guess you need a garage too for a bench vice too? - AzHeat 21:55:27 02/17/04 Yeah, but you cheated, you took the subframe completely - DAYTONAZ 16:29:49 02/17/04 I', going to use the nut/bolt/pipe combo to pull the - DAYTONAZ 16:34:22 02/17/04 when I was looking into it many people had said... - TagZ 16:34:34 02/17/04 Key words - NytWolf 16:35:43 02/17/04 Why would the story be any different? - Marshall 17:00:52 02/17/04 B/c the original sleeves are to stay in the subframe (n/m) - NytWolf 17:05:30 02/17/04 ... - Spee 17:09:34 02/17/04 2nd (n/m) - volcomstone550 17:10:40 02/17/04 that looks really good right now (n/m) - Red300ztt96 17:14:56 02/17/04 Content B+ Presentation: F- (n/m) - shirow 17:30:53 02/17/04
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