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RE: moderator - 1/20/2006 2:51:47 PM

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if your mechanicly inclinded.... I have seen people install the tearstone kit in 15 hours and a ripp modds SDS kit even faster than that

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RE: moderator - 1/20/2006 3:22:26 PM

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Yes but I'm guessing these people ALSO had a full garage with all specialty tools required to do the job AND the know how of what they were doing. I'm talking about a guy that's doing it in spare time has probaly never done it before and may not have all the tools necessary.

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RE: moderator - 1/20/2006 3:55:00 PM

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if 93eclipsegsx helps him, then im sure he could get it done in that amount of time. he could use the garage for the installing the engine parts. he wouldn't need a garage for the electrical stuff.

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RE: moderator - 1/20/2006 7:08:48 PM

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if 93eclipsegsx helps him, then im sure he could get it done in that amount of time. he could use the garage for the installing the engine parts. he wouldn't need a garage for the electrical stuff.

electrical should only take a matter of 20 minutes anyway and mechanical most is bolt up after the bumper is removed and TApping oil feeds is the hardest part

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RE: moderator - 1/21/2006 1:30:50 AM

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I'm not saying it's all hard don't get me wrong. I just know how I am with projects (Bear in mind I have a '97 Accent sitting on jackstands in teh driveway that I WAS going to slap the trans in place merely to test the engine but decided to go the whole 9 and get the clutch now so I don't have to pull the trans again later. Point is it's still sitting there and been there over a week now. Finally got an ECU for it though).

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RE: moderator - 1/21/2006 8:24:19 PM

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yeah well i guess its not gonna happen because ( estraw) 's step dad was saying that he had money invested into and hes not allowed to turbo it. maybe well be able to change his mind.

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RE: moderator - 1/21/2006 8:36:59 PM

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and since im in the apprenticeship to be a machinist, id like to use my skills to make the things that we would need. and my grandpa has a carage full of tools that we could use so i know we could get it done!

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