? im not replacing the hardlines, if youre asking me. just the stock rubber lines from the hardline to the caliper. but yes, id say pick them up at the dealership.
sorry to hear about it. slim chance if itll turn up here, but i know pretty much every mk3 in southwest va (all five of them). ill keep an eye out on ebay/other markets for you
8 hours hand-sanding bondo down to match the level of the spare tire well. had water damage/rust in mine.
ive got the 6 speaker system in my 89 but im guessin the amp went when the car was flooded. kinda suspicious my tems actuators disappeared after the flood too...damn shop.
mine just got totaled, with a dent in the roof and a bit of painting on the rear of the car. came to around 2900. wish you luck on fixing it, lemme know if there is anything i can do...i kinda like that collection idea, something like 'the untouchables'
thanks, been using the tsrm for a while now. got the fronts off easy as the backs, just waitin for the rotors to come in. satan, i imagine itd be pretty hard to replace the lines end-end without a lift or a shitload of patience.
thanks for the help guys. got it last night shortly after my previous post. turns out all i had to do was tap off the e-clip holding the line on there and it slipped right out.
took me about an hour to remove the first one and less than ten minutes to remove the second.:owned: i shoulda...
you can get that "aurora" effect (seen on the ti exhaust tips or a few other metals) by either running an extremely high current of electricity through the metal or by exposing it to pretty frikking hot temperatures. least, thats the way it was done on a few custom 'cockers and angels (pb)...
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