What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
#7801
I bought these camshafts for the 2200-7000 Rpm range, Should compliment my Precision Upgraded Turbo nicely, about the larger pump lobes I have no plans on running E-85.
#7802
Decided to take my home made 3-bar grill off yet again...sand it down...and paint. The brushed look on the grill didn't look good at all. I just laid my first coat of primer. Figured two coats of primer, 3 coats of paint, and 2 to 3 coats of clear should be enough.
#7805
#7807
I'm hoping mine will be here by the end of the week. I keep going back and forth on mine. I think I'm going to let mechanic do the fronts and me and my uncle will do the rears.
#7808
Get ya one of these, there available at other places besides O' Rielly's too.....
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0066&ppt=C0164
The clearance is a touch tight on the 2.4, so you might have to use a shorter extension, 5" seems to do the trick.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0066&ppt=C0164
The clearance is a touch tight on the 2.4, so you might have to use a shorter extension, 5" seems to do the trick.
just saw this. . little slow ~
the mechanic used two box wrenchs , one on the nut and
the other to help turn the 1st. . since his socket wouldnt fit
as it was too tall ~.. unlike the one in the link ~
#7809
I've also read and re-read the how-to thread a few times and feel like I could do the job myself in about 2 hours. It's really not that bad of an install.
#7810
I checked out the local autozone and it's only a $55 deposit to rent a strut compressor. Of course you get that money back afterwards.
I've also read and re-read the how-to thread a few times and feel like I could do the job myself in about 2 hours. It's really not that bad of an install.
I've also read and re-read the how-to thread a few times and feel like I could do the job myself in about 2 hours. It's really not that bad of an install.