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This Sounds Promising^^^ Sup Mang? :thumbsup:

Drove the 4door to work today. LAST DAY!!! :banana:.-`Holidays`-. :banana:

(hasn't been driven much cooz SkyWagon)

Fuel pump was pretty noisey when I got home, (Dark Car/Hot Fuel) also was hunting at idle... Related?

Damn I love that car. :D

If I got too excited then this would happen I assure you. They love my skyline music, well they look at it a lot when I drive past in it, I think they are trying to fully concentrate on the sweet sweet sound

Didnt do anything today, just a couple of photos of what i did last week:

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Dunno about that upper front bracket, it doesnt seem safe for non race days.

Because the bar fits in the back, theres no padding there. However thats the place your head would hit in a front ender.

Its a long way away, but in a crash, seatbelts stretch and cars bend, so.... its probably not safe.

I might have to scrap the window net idea, and save it for when i put a cage in there.

And i just butchered the trims to do it.......... >_<

Partly inspired by RoseBud, I bought and changed Oil, Oil filter and Fuel filter on the SkyWagon.

also bought coolant, maybe tomorrow I'll do a coolant Flush and change diff oil... maybe. :)

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So far today in the name of SkyWags I...

Bought a new Thermostat and Gasket.

Bought a large bottle of demineralised water to add to yesterdays coolant purchase.

Bought some Exhaust cement.

Twiddled with the timing again.

Found at least 1 exhaust leak.

Tried to unbolt the Cat. Failed. (24 year old rusty)

Cleaned some under bonnet stuff.

Fastened the intake pipe better.

Might clean it a little more...

Still waiting to receive in the post...

Extractors, Swaybar Bushes, Temp sensor adapter.

Good Times. :D

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