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don't mess with your timing cover. Lots of bolts, lots of potential issues...... just fyi, the timing cover is basically the entire front section of your motor, not the small caps, I think, you are thinking of
Like Aaron said and theres more than just that too that you have to do. and some special tools that you will need as well.. Just to give you a quick rundown on what needs to be done first before the timing cover comes off, drain coolant, removing the cooling fan, the belts of coarse, the power steering pump needs to come off just to move it out of the way a little, the alternator, a couple hoses, the crank pulley, and the lower oil pan...and i think thats it...... God dammit dave you're making me think to hard here in the early mornin So Dave if you're more worried about a messy uninstall of the timing cover than you might have bitten off more than you can chew.. lol
If you are talking about the small caps, doing that is not going to swap out your cams if you plan on changing them, you have to remove the whole front timing chain cover
BTW HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYBODY!!
Last edited by silverbullet_Z; Nov 26, 2009 at 07:31 AM.
don't mess with your timing cover. Lots of bolts, lots of potential issues...... just fyi, the timing cover is basically the entire front section of your motor, not the small caps, I think, you are thinking of
Yeah, I'm thinking of the small caps. I got quoted $300....
Originally Posted by silverbullet_Z
Like Aaron said and theres more than just that too that you have to do. and some special tools that you will need as well.. Just to give you a quick rundown on what needs to be done first before the timing cover comes off, drain coolant, removing the cooling fan, the belts of coarse, the power steering pump needs to come off just to move it out of the way a little, the alternator, a couple hoses, the crank pulley, and the lower oil pan...and i think thats it...... God dammit dave you're making me think to hard here in the early mornin So Dave if you're more worried about a messy uninstall of the timing cover than you might have bitten off more than you can chew.. lol
If you are talking about the small caps, doing that is not going to swap out your cams if you plan on changing them, you have to remove the whole front timing chain cover
Dammit. Sorry that you had to think about that.
I guess I'm just looking for easy, quick, and inexpensive mods to do over the winter.
It's that or I keep buying guns and cleaning them every night.
Originally Posted by sportbiketed
18x9 and 18x10 black with machined lip, or if possible un-finished and ill have them powdercoated flat black.
The troof? They look dirty and could use some polishing. But I've decided the guy wants too much.
you could get your valve covers powder coated if you're looking to go that route, I'm kind of thinking of doing it, Or some more winter projects for ya
1.) fix the two rock chips in the front windshield
2.) use some touch up paint if you have any rock chips in the front bumper
3.) start cutting out a stensile for a magnet numbers for when you go to the autoX next year (instead of using blue tape/electrical tape)
4.) replace the carpet or was that someone else who had a couple stains in the carpet that needed to be replace??????
5.) clean/reoil the pop charger filter
6.) check/ maybe replace the spark plugs
that's all i can think of for now as far as winter projects go, my mind is still on how full I am from thanksgiving
Great tire but $$$$$$$$$$, Damn what's with all the hatred goin on??? If that's what he wants to go with fine let it be, not everyone is on a baller budget. Some people have to stay within their budget.
+1 to no baller wheels. I am gonna pick up a set of G37 19s for the X from Tevi with that white 37. OEM+ Mods FTW
Winter plans for the 05:
Pulling the Suspension
Pulling the Engine Bay Things
Pulling the Exhaust
Pulling the Audio Stuff
Selling it all.
I love how happy I am with my car ;-) My plans for winter are repainting my calipers since I roasted the paint off of them on the track and some new rear tires and maybe an exhaust depending on how much money I can make at work and trying to finish up school. Deff a good idea to reoil the pop charger, I bought the K&N kit the other day but now i have to figure out how to get my true CAI filter off without removing the bumper!
I love how happy I am with my car ;-) My plans for winter are repainting my calipers since I roasted the paint off of them on the track and some new rear tires and maybe an exhaust depending on how much money I can make at work and trying to finish up school. Deff a good idea to reoil the pop charger, I bought the K&N kit the other day but now i have to figure out how to get my true CAI filter off without removing the bumper!