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Rear view mirror upgrade
By Killtodie,
I'm looking to upgrade my rear view mirror, something slightly concave with a better viewing angle. So far most are all clip ons, I'm assuming unless you have a popular car the clip on is the only option for us here. Anyone specific recommendationns on a brand or type? something like this I guess http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-RAZO-RG23-300mm-CONVEX-Rear-View-Car-Mirror-Universal-Fit-JDM-/261015434132?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item3cc5bb7394
Garrett GT32?
By strang3majik,
My engine has a GT32 hairdryer attached to it, and, looking around, I can't find too much info on it. Is it a decent turbo for the 2.6?
2000 toyota tundra 4x4 V8
By scotty,
Long bed Sr5 NOT EXTENDED few dents and things no rust a/c cold trades considered for non project cars that better be well worth 5k or more . atsiauto@comcast.net runs great .
Valve seal replacement with head on block
By nomad,
There is something wrong with my valve train that causes the #4 intake valve seal to get smashed by the spring retainer. I have replaced it with the head on the motor before using two saftey methods. 1) putting the #1 and #4 pistons at TDC and locking the rotating assembly in place with a caliber bolt in #1 spark plug hole. 2) using a compression tester kit with an air fitting to pressurize cylinder #4. My question is, if I use method 1) above do I need to use method 2)? If I lock #4 piston
