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Gah... sucks to see this happen.... I agree, they are tanks, but they don't hold a damn in a rear end collision... front end, they'll pull out fine, but they almost always buckle in hard when rear ended... and that usually is an instant total... :(

back from the dead!!! muahhahaha I've been using a way for some time now that encompasses both the conductivity of a crimp connection, and the cleanliness of a soldered connection. Take the two wires you wish to join. Strip 1/4" or so off the ends Using a small pair of electronics...

aaaaaaaaand this is why you replace ALL hoses when the engine is out. It's easier and far safer.

Yes. Like this. http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?Ntt=radiator&N=215+4294924500+4294839040+115+4294810996&rsview=sku&Ns=P%5FSRE%5FDisplayPrice%7C0&Ntk=KeywordSearch Search narrowed down to radiators only, in stock, priced lowest first, and on top of that, the dimensions are all...

That's incredible, Jon... I love Detroits. Nothing beats the sound of them. My buddy's dad built a Dodge Pickup out of a melee of 70's parts. Some chevy, mostly dodge. Powered by a Detroit. He gave it to my buddy, and I've been trying to buy it off of him ever since.

missell i'll say miss-ile if i'm feeling fancy.

Guarantee that was a 2.5 DOHC in that subie, Tanya. My EJ22 lives at redline, even at 223,000mi. Nothing bad yet, save for a bit of lifter noise after a hard beating. I need an oil cooler :(

You did say exhaust stud. It is quite common. Check out DriftMotion's vendor area. Aaron put together a kit to helicoil all exhaust studs.

Yep. I vote VSV, probably the FPR though.

Yeah, if you could find one that came out of the middle of that plate, it would fit perfect. I didn't know there were different tops either.. very interesting! I'd be a bit leary about using a smaller radiator.... that 240sx radiator is designed for use on a KA24... doesn't produce as much...

Nice supras. Nice shots.

carrying on.

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Excellent! It's still a problem, though... Good luck!

lololol +1 to the grammar police!

Charcoal canister convinced my boss I was stealing and took my job!

um, it does serve a purpose. however, it is clutter... but weight? lol... weigh it. why the animosity?

Any body shop that's worth the tools they own should be able to dolly that out. Its no big task, as long as they know what they're doing. Unfortunately, in this case, you're gonna have to go to the better, more expensive body shops. High end is key here. They will use a light skim of bondo...

Have you tried it since? It should have straightened out by now if it was simply heat soak

Where'd you get it?