Subject	Re: Are you pulling the motor yourself?
Posted by	beaZTT on March 08, 2007 at 1:57 PM
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In Reply To	Are you pulling the motor yourself? posted by octavian-z on March 08, 2007 at 01:51 PM
Message	This is the deal: My friend and I have pretty much pulled the motor in his garage so far (radiator, timing belt cover, front of engine removed, engine mounts unbolted etc.) i mean, it's still connected by all the hoses and wires but that's it. but my Z has been in his 1 car garage for 1 month now and i think he wants it out, so we could pull the motor and then tow the car to my house and i could leave it outside my house, but i don't think we can put the motor back in together, b/c i think he's sick of working on the Z. he said it's the most annoying car he's ever worked on! and this is my first car, so i don't know any better! Anyway, the question is, is Kyle so good that it's worth shipping my engine, and then taking it to someone else to install it to after the rebuild, or is there someone good enough here in SD that i can just drop off the car and have it all done in one place?
Follow Ups	Has anyone had any experience with VRT in El Cajon, Ca? - beaZTT 13:29:46 03/08/07 VRT is VERY popular with the Z33 crowd. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 13:38:06 03/08/07 Are you pulling the motor yourself? - octavian-z 13:51:38 03/08/07 Re: Are you pulling the motor yourself? - beaZTT 13:57:56 03/08/07 He has a great reputation; he's been rebuilding z32's - octavian-z 14:06:50 03/08/07 yes - Adam (NoVA) 15:33:34 03/08/07 Jordon...good talking to you today.... - Kyle(Houston) 19:14:24 03/08/07 Have SpongeRider to help you pull it and install it. - AzHeat 21:31:53 03/08/07 Kyle is the way to go - Kevinbonds 08:20:28 03/09/07
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