Subject	I would strongly suggest removing when installing.
Posted by	SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) on July 10, 2003 at 8:54 AM
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In Reply To	For those with one piece drive shafts.. posted by AndrewZ on July 10, 2003 at 08:40 AM
Message	Temporarily removing the heat shield during the install just give you more room to work it. However, be sure to put it back after you are done with putting in the DS... lol. Harry 1992 Z Twin Turbo - Stage "Who gives a sh!t, it's overated anyway." 2002 Subaru Impreza WRX 1993 Honda Prelude VTEC ICQ # 1553422 Check my site out! "OMG! I'm going straight to HELL!!!!" - Wolf [Pittsburgh] Click to find out why... LOL "my girlfried is inside my dashboard....." Posted by: DeLL116 on April 14, 2002 at 04:59 pm YugoBernie: i mena that in the best way YugoBernie: my left ball wont fit on it SpdDemon13: well you need to talk to spee about that YugoBernie: thats not right SpdDemon13: lol SpdDemon13: sig quote... lol YugoBernie: damn you SpdDemon13: mwahahahahhahaha
Follow Ups	For those with one piece drive shafts.. - AndrewZ 08:40:52 07/10/03 I would strongly suggest removing when installing. - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 08:54:22 07/10/03 remove it (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 09:14:55 07/10/03 Permenantly? Or just for install... (n/m) - AndrewZ 09:23:50 07/10/03 SpdDemon13 answered that already (n/m) - U ZCREAM 09:26:06 07/10/03 Just making sure man..My body guy doing the repairs wanted - AndrewZ 09:31:42 07/10/03 Sorry about that..I was just about to delete that question - AndrewZ 09:33:24 07/10/03 It's only like 6 little nuts, easy. (n/m) - ZBlacktt 11:47:54 07/10/03 or 8, either way easy. (n/m) - ZBlacktt 12:02:30 07/10/03 OFF (n/m) - ~2turboz 15:11:26 07/10/03
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