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ar0ck 08-16-2005 01:53 PM

Bit the Bullet
 
So I went to TTPerformance today to put a downpayment on some work for the Z28!

So far the list is:
MSD Cap & Rotor
Taylor Thunderbolt Wires
NGK TR55 Spark Plugs
March Underdrive Pulleys (Alt & Crank)
Serpentine belt
Polyeurethane Trans Mount
Meizer Electric Water Pump
Earls Steel Braided Brake Lines
Install Hawks Pads
Transmission Fluid
Rear End Fluid
Brake Fluid
Fuel Guage Sending Relay
Holley 190lb/hr Fuel Pump
Replace 1 Drivers Side Rear Wheel Stud
Eibach Pro-Kit
Bilstien HD Shocks & Struts
Sphon Tubular LCA's
Weld In Relocation brackets
1LE Rear Sway Bar w/ Poly Bushings
Possibly SLP 3.73's


Im comming to get you j0n :lol:

foff667 08-16-2005 02:26 PM

gawd do some of your own friggin work lazy ass

Savage_Messiah 08-16-2005 02:26 PM

where the hell do you get this kind of money? I thought you were broke??pro-kit, shocks (dunno bout bilstein), braided brake lines, and LCAs are all on my to-do list..

jims69camaro 08-16-2005 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by foff667
gawd do some of your own friggin work lazy ass

:werd:

enRo 08-16-2005 02:39 PM

And out of that whole list, wheres the new Clutch????????

foff667 08-16-2005 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
where the hell do you get this kind of money? I thought you were broke??pro-kit, shocks (dunno bout bilstein), braided brake lines, and LCAs are all on my to-do list..

he works at the lego store he's gotta be pullin in 6 figures, easy. :lol:

Tru2Chevy 08-16-2005 02:44 PM

Great list of work to do....even though half of it could be done in your driveway in a matter of minutes.

- Justin

camaroracer1992 08-16-2005 02:47 PM

youdve been better off buying the tools if need be to do this stuff. **** anymore if you people need stuff put on your car pay me to do it instead, many on here can vouch for my quality of work and attention to detail

foff667 08-16-2005 02:51 PM

The only things I wouldnt wanna have to do are

Fuel Guage Sending Relay
Holley 190lb/hr Fuel Pump
Replace 1 Drivers Side Rear Wheel Stud
Eibach Pro-Kit
Weld In Relocation brackets
SLP 3.73's

all the other stuff is basic maintenance for the most part & could all be done in less then a day...from the looks of all that stuff you'll get rapped for over a grand in labor alone.

NJSPEEDER 08-16-2005 03:08 PM

bill, you just listed teh easier stuff to do as the stuff you wouldn't want to do. LT1 ignition = sucks massive ass to work on.
shocks adn springs are pretty easy, gas tank stuff is simple, just time consuming on 3rd and 4th gens.

later
tim

Fasterthanyou 08-16-2005 03:35 PM

Holley 190 pump? wtf, why not a Walbro 255lph? Might as well do it right the first time :) .
I'm with the rest of the guys. Do some of it yourself! Just because you're paying for it to get done doesn't mean it's going to be right. The guys working for $ can make just as many mistakes as you... experiences don't increase intelligence and I'll leave it at that.

foff667 08-16-2005 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NJSPEEDER
bill, you just listed teh easier stuff to do as the stuff you wouldn't want to do. LT1 ignition = sucks massive ass to work on.
shocks adn springs are pretty easy, gas tank stuff is simple, just time consuming on 3rd and 4th gens.

later
tim


Weld In Relocation brackets-do you really think alex has a welder?
SLP 3.73's-do you really think hes got all the tools & knowledge to setup a new rear? I dont even have the tools or knowledge(yes I know thats not saying much :lol:)
Replace stud-this goes with the gears...rear axle would have to be pulled either way so why not get it done all at once...maybe have them install longer studs all around.
Springs-front spring/shock design changed from 3rd gens to 4th so i dunno how easy the front would be, but your correct in teh back would be simple & straitfoward
Fuel pump-maybe its me but I dont think doing the fuel pump on an fbody is fun...maybe if hes cutting the deck to get to the pump, but otherwise I too would leave that up to someone else to deal with...relay is another fuel part so i just bundled it together.

personally I think they are all valid things to pass on...but when you look around this board there are many members who have changed their opti, plugs, wires on a 4th gen...I've done plugs & wires twice now so I know its a bitch...again have you changed out front springs on a 4th gen or a fuel pump?

ar0ck 08-16-2005 05:24 PM

I've never changed anything in my life. I have little boy LEGO building hands. Nor do I even have the tools for any of this stuff. Ask Ted, when I attempt to adjust my own head-lights I dont even have the right tools.

EVIL90SS 08-16-2005 05:38 PM

soooooooo....you want to go fast...but cant fix **** ?? uhh...theres somethin wrong here

NJSPEEDER 08-16-2005 05:42 PM

i ahve welded relo brackets, changed fuel pumps in third and fourth gens, and i have helped do spring and shock swaps. all very easy.
it isn't jsut about if alex has teh right tools bill, he does know some people. i am sure someone has a welder and 2mins of free time in trade for a 6pack. :)

later
tim

Savage_Messiah 08-16-2005 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EVERYONE AND THEIR MOTHERS
Do your own work, most of that is basic maintanence/do it yourself, you will get raped on labor, call me and I'll do it for some food and beer

Wow, is it me or is everyone repeating what I've been saying for months?? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tru2Chevy 08-16-2005 06:45 PM

:funny: :stupid:

- Justin

Tsar 08-16-2005 06:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by camaroracer1992
youdve been better off buying the tools if need be to do this stuff. **** anymore if you people need stuff put on your car pay me to do it instead, many on here can vouch for my quality of work and attention to detail

and how much do you charge?

Koll 08-16-2005 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by foff667
Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
where the hell do you get this kind of money? I thought you were broke??pro-kit, shocks (dunno bout bilstein), braided brake lines, and LCAs are all on my to-do list..

he works at the lego store he's gotta be pullin in 6 figures, easy. :lol:

Including 2 decimal places, right?

Savage_Messiah 08-16-2005 07:48 PM

BTW it is patetic that you need all this to break out of high 14's... with half the money youre gonna pay for parts and labor I can build my 3.8 to beat you heads up where you stand now

NJSPEEDER 08-16-2005 08:03 PM

one trip to the track and he already learned how to smack talk. i am soooo proud. *sniffle
lol

later
tim

Savage_Messiah 08-16-2005 08:30 PM

:twisted:

ar0ck 08-16-2005 09:07 PM

Bring it little one. Its not the mods that are going to just bring me out. Its the months of practicing my driving on the mean streets of north new jersey. Plus these mods will help my car run much more efficient then it was when I last ran it.

Im down for Englishtown or Island as soon as I get the car back, and the weather cools down some more at night.

enRo 08-16-2005 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TransAm4Life
Bring it little one. Its not the mods that are going to just bring me out. Its the months of practicing my driving on the mean streets of north new jersey. Plus these mods will help my car run much more efficient then it was when I last ran it.

Im down for Englishtown or Island as soon as I get the car back, and the weather cools down some more at night.

Lets hope you dont blow your stock clutch in the process, since that isnt listed in your upcoming mods

unstable bob gable 08-16-2005 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TransAm4Life
Â*I have little boy LEGO building hands. Â*


Then you have the perfect hands for working on a 4th gen!


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