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YAY!! after heartache and hand surgery, its finally back together. With a few setbacks of course.

Pro Tip#141: Dont let your brother do the timing belt while you are putting the box back in, he will put the washer on the back of the timing gear on the crank on backwards and you will see aluminium shavings on initial startup...... :)

:)

Now all i gotta do is find a sunday tuner...........................................................................

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............................................................fkn, ill have to wait till next week!

Cheerio!

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Apologies for the announcement. Maybe ill just be a silent reader and not a doer from now on. "Cool story bro" :)

Don't take it to heart mate, he was probably just dying for an opportunity to use that pic. We're a pretty friendly bunch in here :D

On another note, good to hear your car is running (well nearly!), you'll have to post some pics!

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