Subject	Re: the ability to easily remove them
Posted by	nissansx on February 12, 2011 at 6:36 PM
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In Reply To	the ability to easily remove them posted by turboz32 on February 12, 2011 at 06:20 PM
Message	visually inspecting timing belt won't do you much good... and anyways you could just remove the driver-side cover.. which is easy. Mission cover is available from japan.. covers the throttle cable area and top of timing belt
Follow Ups	Any alternative for stock timing belt covers? - turboz32 18:08:22 02/12/11 Just curious but what would be the purpose? (n/m) - ShakaShaun(Denver) 18:13:47 02/12/11 the ability to easily remove them - turboz32 18:20:52 02/12/11 Re: the ability to easily remove them - nissansx 18:36:04 02/12/11 thats almost exactly what i was looking for... - turboz32 18:40:52 02/12/11 wait what? - turboz32 18:50:21 02/12/11 You're worried about fraying and not debris in the t.belt? (n/m) - HighPsi (NorCal) 20:24:54 02/12/11 Why do people insist on looking @ their timing belts? - Bernie (NoVA) 01:07:36 02/13/11 plus! - turboz32 18:25:15 02/12/11 Why chrome something you cant see?? - Paulym1111 19:57:31 02/12/11 Besides being called "stumpy"? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:24:40 02/12/11 Re: Any alternative for stock timing belt covers? - lurker_nz 01:02:04 02/13/11 Been wanting to make vacuum molded polycarbonate covers - Ash's Z 01:54:54 02/13/11 Amen... - Bernie (NoVA) 10:40:33 02/13/11 Like this? - MrOzzie5183 09:33:14 02/13/11 Here's a pic of something I built a few years back... - Ash's Z 14:48:49 02/13/11 That's really nice - MrOzzie5183 17:54:28 02/13/11 Re: That's really nice - Ash's Z 19:02:05 02/13/11
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