well maybe an hour and a half. I just did both front struts, an axle, and a tie rod last week on a gp in an hour and a half with messing around for a while. I could probably do all four struts in an hour if i didn't have anyone bugging me.
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depends on the rim, cause most rims have a clear coat on them, mine has, and most times he takes them to a big blaster.
other parts are simple and easy.
I know he charges less than half of the other powdercoater in town charges.
the biggest thing is shipping across boarder.
If someone in Canada whants stuff done, ok, but from the states, its better to find someone local.
clay bar for first time, now that is a slow process but hopefully its worth it, the clay did pick up some containments but overall I'm very impressed with out little there was for the car being made in October 2006.
powder coating is pretty reasonable really, its the sandblasting that kills you.
i wanted to get my plow re powder coated, 8' HD fisher minute mount, just the blade, they wanted 250. but the guy with the sand blaster wanted like 300, i was like what???? and never found another guy to get more prices from.
i was at an industrial powder coater, the plow was small potatoes for them lol
the plan was to just un pin the plow from the A frame on to a fork lift. the sand blaster killed my dream.
I haz plans to finish the Intercooler & slap some stickerz on the hood. Pics will be posted this evening.
Took the oil pan of Shawty's (Sean) engine that he bought, the guy who put it together was really in love with the idea of RTV. What a moron!!
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I changed the rear struts and spark plugs on a members ride today. Now to relax at the swimming pool.
about an hour with messing around a little bit and my daughter "helping" me with hitting everything she could find with a hammer lol
LoL gotta love having "help"
The best "help" I often have is when I ask for it, I have no takers.
The fronts are a lot easier to do than the rears it sucks laying in the trunk to loosen and tighten the top mount.
lol yeah
Did this today :D
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Got these inthe mail today
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drove it to work and trying to figure out where I can find one of these locally
D.A Adapter 5/8" X 11 - St. Albert Power Tools For Sale - Kijiji St. Albert Canada.
D.A Adapter 5/8" X 11