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However a suggestion for stripped bolts...I have at times used a punch and hand-sledge and tapped the stripped bolt inward a bit. Then I tighten up the bolt a bit. This can cause the stripped threads to recut. Then I would perform the "torch and Liquid Wrench" action. Then after the 1/2 hour I could then back out the bolt. This "hammering" trick doesn't always work however. I would say for me the "hammering" trick only worked 50% of the time. |
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I'll be honest man, in all my years, i've never once seen a supposed performance shop just quit altogether, shows a serious lack of professionalism, they didnt even say "well we're going to think of a new strategy, bring it back in tomorrow and we'll give it another go", pisses me off man.
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That just sucks balls, did they charge you for their **** up? cause basically they could not complete the task they were hired for.. makes me sick
Im not happy today! , I got crawled past today by a Mustang GT with full bolt ons. sob |
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That what makes it even harder to swallow, I sold all my goodies including my AP when I was faced with losing my Z, now I have just as my sig, its M BTW.
It was a fancy GT, loads done, my traction cost me, I had him up to the top of third gear, no biggie, just screaming for that extra 500 rpm Pissed me ,as I have NEVER been done by a Mustang... ever lol |
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Yeah man, do that ;-) I am on the re rise so to speak, just funds are much more limited, I am still in the game
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