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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Damn, that'* quick. BTW, one of my buddies wrecked his STS. The motor is good though, how long do you think it would take to swap it into the Buick?
After you get the engine I need the swaybars and springs of it.
Boosty I wish I could have come up to help. Damn boss kept me till 6:00pm
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Damn, that'* quick. BTW, one of my buddies wrecked his STS. The motor is good though, how long do you think it would take to swap it into the Buick?
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Damn, that'* quick. BTW, one of my buddies wrecked his STS. The motor is good though, how long do you think it would take to swap it into the Buick?
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If the booze wouldnt have been involved and we would have wanted to finish in X amount of time. I would say it could have been up and running in 6 hours easy. But then what fun would that be
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Oh boy..if you keep this up.. you'll hypothetically have it swapped into the car in about 25 minutes..
I think the 8 hours was a reasonable pace. We didn't try to rush or set any records. Even took time out for a late dinner of Taco Bell.
I think the 8 hours was a reasonable pace. We didn't try to rush or set any records. Even took time out for a late dinner of Taco Bell.