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10-22-2012, 07:59 AM
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I found an extra bag for the intake bolts, so we are good to go on that.
Does anyone have a picture of an 102/102 intake with a stock waterpump, grinded down?
Does anyone have a picture of an 102/102 intake with a stock waterpump, grinded down?
10-23-2012, 10:28 AM
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Thats what I was referring to.
Search google for coupon codes before finishing your order, you can usually find a 5% off code.
Go to Rockauto.com and enter in your car as a 2005/2006 GTO and search for a water pump. You should be able to get an AC Delco pump for around that price.
Search google for coupon codes before finishing your order, you can usually find a 5% off code.
Go to Rockauto.com and enter in your car as a 2005/2006 GTO and search for a water pump. You should be able to get an AC Delco pump for around that price.
10-29-2012, 01:35 PM
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Thats what I was referring to.
Search google for coupon codes before finishing your order, you can usually find a 5% off code.
Go to Rockauto.com and enter in your car as a 2005/2006 GTO and search for a water pump. You should be able to get an AC Delco pump for around that price.
Search google for coupon codes before finishing your order, you can usually find a 5% off code.
Go to Rockauto.com and enter in your car as a 2005/2006 GTO and search for a water pump. You should be able to get an AC Delco pump for around that price.
11-11-2012, 10:55 PM
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Let me tell you a story. Texas Speed makes great headers! They're really awesome! Let me tell you that if you get some, you're getting the best. Now if you want to install them yourself, be prepared. I had to take off the steering linkage. Jack the motor up off the mount, then take the motor mount all the way out. PITA! But I did it in record time of 1 hour, with hand tools. The only casualties are a couple beers to a friend for extra hands, busted knuckles, and a sensor on the side of the head.
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It's been a little bit, but much has happened since I last logged on.
The little hose they gave me wouldn't fit on the 102 TB, so I had to go to Home Depot and get some 4' plumbing hose.
All buttoned up, and ready to start.
Finally after 6 months I pulled her out of the garage, and around the neighborhood (open headers and all).
Next things to come, tune, exhaust, and a trap door for the new fuel pump.
The little hose they gave me wouldn't fit on the 102 TB, so I had to go to Home Depot and get some 4' plumbing hose.
All buttoned up, and ready to start.
Finally after 6 months I pulled her out of the garage, and around the neighborhood (open headers and all).
Next things to come, tune, exhaust, and a trap door for the new fuel pump.