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luketalon95Jul-29-09 09:47 PM
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my names luke im mostly a lurker come on here quite a bit but since i use the search button i usually find my answer so i have no need to post as much lol but anyways heres my deal my motors out for rebuild and im piecing together a turbo kit. my engine bay however needs some love i was just wondering what and how can i shave and tuck or remove as much as i can to have a clean engine bay i plan on painting my bay and relocating as much as possible what are some things you guys would recomend im keeping power steering and ac

  

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nicho919Jul-29-09 10:02 PM
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Run plumbing and use the ass end wiper bottle to feed the fronts. Pull the stupid battery and relocate.

I'm broke, it's broken. I'm broke because it's broken. It's broken because I'm broke.

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