Subject	Well... how long would it take a first timer who hadn't
Posted by	doug8867 on April 07, 2005 at 4:21 PM
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In Reply To	Should be able to do everything in less than 3 hrs.... posted by 300zx90 on April 07, 2005 at 01:13 PM
Message	had the benefit of doing the job once before? 3 hours sounds pretty quick for removal, bushing removal/replacement, and reinstallation of all the associated parts for someone doing it the first time. I'm just trying to get a realistic time frame for doing the job the first time. Thanks. =)
Follow Ups	Subframe Bushing Swap in 8 "easy" steps - 300zx90 11:33:54 04/07/05 nice. "easy" is a bit misleading though :) (n/m) - Guapo 11:58:41 04/07/05 :) With the right tools and after doing one, it's not as - 300zx90 13:03:19 04/07/05 yeah, I know ... Ive done it. Just sayin :) (n/m) - Guapo 14:56:21 04/07/05 I hear ya, "easy" is a relative term hence the quotes ;) - 300zx90 15:41:15 04/07/05 How long did that take you, including removing the subframe? (n/m) - doug8867 12:09:29 04/07/05 Should be able to do everything in less than 3 hrs.... - 300zx90 13:13:07 04/07/05 Well... how long would it take a first timer who hadn't - doug8867 16:21:32 04/07/05 Book a full Saturday. This is something you'll want to take - 300zx90 17:54:05 04/07/05 Thanks. I don't plan on doing it any time soon but that's - doug8867 20:51:23 04/07/05 Repost your pics on streetneeds- photodump quit - Barbiecar 17:36:25 04/07/05 lmao ... SN is ridiculously unreliable, nevermind - Guapo 17:42:25 04/07/05 I only get red X's also. (n/m) - my91z 20:40:41 04/07/05 me too :( (n/m) - aliaZ 20:45:49 04/07/05
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