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    #31
    Good looking car bro. Don't let the haters get you down, you can't please everyone!

    I love your logic behind keeping the automatic. They're not ALWAYS a bad thing! Can't wait to see it after the makeover.

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      #32
      looks great man.

      it does need a bit more low though.
      AWD > RWD

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          #34
          dude i want it.


          Originally posted by yert315
          Your mother is plug n play

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            #35
            Wait

            If the motor was rebuild, why did the timing belt snap?

            I'm assuming the tensioner etc was replaced.

            Who was the shop that worked on this car?

            I just want to make sure this never happens to anyone else.

            GLWS

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              #36
              what injectors are in that?

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                #37
                More low, shadow line trim and door trim, tuck bumpers and all red lights. Dun dun and dun. Looks good

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                  #38
                  i sold this bad girl :/

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Javier h View Post
                    If the motor was rebuild, why did the timing belt snap?

                    I'm assuming the tensioner etc was replaced.

                    Who was the shop that worked on this car?

                    I just want to make sure this never happens to anyone else.

                    GLWS
                    this "shop" ruined my whole e30 experience.... and yes they are a "respected" r3v member who did the work

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                      #40
                      Thanks

                      I know exactly who they are.

                      Seriously, I'm surprise no one really chimed in on the contractions between a freshly re-built engine and the belt snapping months later. For me, I wanted to know what went wrong and how to prevent this from happening to anyone on this board from a mechanic's point of view.

                      Somehow it all got swept under the rug but I am starting to understand why.

                      Good luck man.
                      Last edited by Javier h; 04-19-2013, 11:48 AM.

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                        #41
                        cool car man!! how much does the seats weigh each

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