A laugh at my expense
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A laugh at my expense i put some lontubes on the old SS, and love them, was having trouble with the passenger side last header bolt going in all the way, i could get to it fine, and could get the socket on it to tighten it, just didnt wanna break it because it felt like it wasnt going in straight. i fired it up and there was no leaks so i didnt worry about that bolt any more, today while half asleep at the gas station i drove over a parking curb, cause i was trying to pull through and bashed the hell out of my collectors and instantly noticed an exhaust leak. It turns out that i broke off that last header bolt, and my y-pipe is welded to the dented header collector and now i have to pull the head to get that bolt out. looks like im gonna be re-buying headers and a y-pipe because another y-pipe wont bolt up the the crushed longtube and they are welded together so its gonna have to get cut,
i hope everyone can learn some good lessons from my retardation...
PARKING CURBS ARE BAD!
DOING **** THE RIGHT WAY THE FIRST TIME CAN SAVE LOTS OF FRUSTRATION AND MONEY
i hope everyone can learn some good lessons from my retardation...
PARKING CURBS ARE BAD!
DOING **** THE RIGHT WAY THE FIRST TIME CAN SAVE LOTS OF FRUSTRATION AND MONEY
LOL
****, man. Sorry to hear about your troubles.
Its okay, though. I **** **** up all the time and have to do it over.
My brother and I and a friend were replacing a Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly on my brother's 06 Silverado a few weeks ago. We installed the new assembly and then went to reinstall the rotor and the ****** wouldn't go on all the way. We're like, "what the ****?" Upon closer inspection, we had reinstalled the brake dust shield backwards and it was now hitting on the rotor. We had to take the damn thing back apart and turn the shield around.
Live and learn, I guess. LOL
****, man. Sorry to hear about your troubles.
Its okay, though. I **** **** up all the time and have to do it over.
My brother and I and a friend were replacing a Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly on my brother's 06 Silverado a few weeks ago. We installed the new assembly and then went to reinstall the rotor and the ****** wouldn't go on all the way. We're like, "what the ****?" Upon closer inspection, we had reinstalled the brake dust shield backwards and it was now hitting on the rotor. We had to take the damn thing back apart and turn the shield around.
Live and learn, I guess. LOL
