Subject	There should be someone in the San Fran area who could
Posted by	BigTDogg on May 30, 2003 at 10:05 AM
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In Reply To	Clutch Job posted by SpdraZerX on May 30, 2003 at 01:43 AM
Message	help you out. Not that hard if you have: 3' extension (yes, 3 feet) Torque wrench air tools help, but are not required. Check the FAQ, gives you EVERYTHING you need to know. "...Downpipes own. They own everything...anything...all there ever was and will be...they should be stock on all cars. Screw the environment, emissions, noise! I love them...I shall name my first-born after them with glee. Mock me, point and laugh...but as I spin through first with no power braking on my little automatic daily driver on 285/18" tires I'll enjoy the shit-eating grin and take it in stride." - SeedyRom 05:13:20 10/03/02 "Ricers are idiots" - RezidentEvil "It's like if my girl desides to go on a weekend orgy because she needs to get it out of her F*&%$ing system, now would I want her back? I hope she had a great time. Because at that point I'll trade her in." - Cap927 09:41:06 12/13/02 “I don't haul around stuff in the Z. I have a daily driver for that! :) Besides my shotgun could still fit snugly behind my seat!” - dragonballz 5/23/2003
Follow Ups	Clutch Job - SpdraZerX 01:43:34 05/30/03 figure to be charged for about 5 or 6 hours labour (n/m) - ZEngineer 01:59:48 05/30/03 Re: figure to be charged for about 5 or 6 hours labour - SpdraZerX 02:13:04 05/30/03 yeah, it's no joke - ZEngineer 02:42:56 05/30/03 lol, dropping the exhaust is the easist part of the process - Spee 11:26:37 05/30/03 it's easy, there are two of them so it takes time - ZEngineer 14:55:07 05/30/03 There should be someone in the San Fran area who could - BigTDogg 10:05:22 05/30/03 I think somewhere between 5 to 8 hrs. >> - Arthur 11:54:12 05/30/03 In process of dropping the trans - AgentZ 18:23:07 05/30/03
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