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Today I took the dashboard out because it looked really dirty and scuffed in a bad condition from previous owner, I've also taken the centre armrest piece out and replaced it with a better condition one

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The job took me 3 hours, could've taken me less but I had to find something to open these bolts, has to go to super cheap and buy a full kit just to open two of those bolts which were located under the passenger airbag

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This is some progress pics I remembered to take,

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Everything is back and the new dashboard looks great [emoji108][emoji106] il take pics of it when it is daytime and post it

By the way the old parts are up for grabs if anyone wants anything let me know, airbag works I just don't need it because the new dash came with one

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Bought a HKS cam from a guy and the dowel pin on the cam was broken

Shop wanted $150 to drill it out and replace it

Pulled the broken one out and replace it from another camshaft dowel pin then bryce cam over and we practise how to remove the valve springs and seals on my spare engine RB25

Broken dowel pin on the HKS camshaft

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the weekend/ rest of the week.

installed new oil cooler and filter relocation kit

wrinkle coated cam covers

new high octane catch can install

full fluid and plugs change

fuel filter changed

defi zd gauge install

full detail

install new door seals

fixed front speakers...still wired wrong but wont blow up now

then off for a new tune and ready for powercruise

also had the ignitor come loose while driving, causing the car to stop half way and need a tow before i could sort it out. john wilson drove past and helped me which was awesome

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Not a 'today' post, but swapped front springs back to stock on Rob's former ride last weekend.

Was getting some jyp with driveway angles being too unforgiving so it was that or pull the front skirt off... not hapy jan.

When done with springs, dropped in some 6' 2ways into the front doors, required very minor alteration of mounts, about an hours work all up discovered one speaker was blown hadnt noticed, pretty sure i'm half deaf anyway ;) Weekend before was oilchange o'clock, managed to only dump the contents of the filter on the ground... next change will be putting in a filter relocation.

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