Salvage rebuild.....update
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Another sunday well spent......dropped the crossmember transfered all suspension components and differential........
i am very lucky car has only 3k on it and all bolts come off easy..otherwise..................
i am very lucky car has only 3k on it and all bolts come off easy..otherwise..................
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Wait a minute....what's the point of this whole project? Is he swapping out all his parts for aftermarket components? I would be scared to do something like this on a car that new. Maybe on a 5+ year old vehicle would be fine, but working on it like that just voided all the warranty and such.
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This is the type of project that I would gladly volunteer to help out with just to be able to learn all the ins and outs of my car without actually having to do the stuff on MY car... So if anyone in southern CA is going to do something like this, free help is just a PM away!
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So he actually bought a car that was previously wrecked in an accident? In that case, he probably got a great deal on the it--even with the cost of new components added in. This is perfect since he has the power to do anything he wants to it. Adding exhaust, intake, supercharger, coilovers, etc.