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8Began deep cleaning engine bay now that the engine is out anyway:-) reinstalled oil pan, Got rid of all the vacuum stuff on the block, installed Braided Clutch line, talked to Aaron he is sending me the last adapter I need for my oil lines, Got the clips for my ls2 injectors in the mail...

Or you could just use a smartphone :-P Tapatalk saves your unfinished posts ;-) *cough* Faye *cough* LMFAO

Thanks :-)

Lol nope my weld isn't pretty lol my idiot old roommate decided it would be a good idea to coil up the lead and shove it through the handle I haven't got a new lead so the wire binds randomly

Yay!!!

They know it's MidKnight's cousin:-P

Got my drain pan clean and welded the fitting on to attach turbo drain line:-) but now that the engine is out I will be doing a few extra things so it'll be a couple days before it goes back in

Nick this is the comment that was referred to "for an auto mk3"

Two pieces of advice for you guys out there 1 . using Purple power to clean engine parts in a sink cleans your sink extremely well 2.(for the married guys out there) even tho the above is true, it is apparently "not OK" to clean engine parts in the kitchen sink:-P

Lol:-D

Villy..... Find a song for knightmare

Many thanks to supranewbie :-) engine is out

Yeah if you're tuned properly are you running speed density?

Yes and midnight s

Sounds good I'll probably be pulling my engine tonight hopefully drop it back in Saturday if I'm not working lol

Lol

$5 plus shipping (unassembled) $10 plus shipping (assembled) procedes go to the "du king supra fund"

I should add these nets are for"bling" purposes only not intended to be used in a actual accident Do not crash while the "du king net" is installed In fact don't even operate the vehicle with the net installed

Haha Racecar I'll make a net out of bailing twine for ya bird that should help