Rekin
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but rb20 for lyf
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230kw with my current setup vs. a 170kw stock rb25. Even so, it will cost me $5k to drop in a stock rb25 setup as opposed to keeping my 230kw for $2k
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$2000 engine/loom + $1200 gearbox + $400 brakes + $600 engineering + $400 splitfires + $1500 turbo + $600 injectors + $500 nistune + $500 tune + $600 hoses/misc Not going to spend $8600 when I can get my car running for $2k and re-use my turbo/injectors/splits/nistune
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Engineering, front brakes, nistune, injectors, turbo & splitfires would need to be done as well... More cost effective to get the 20 singing.
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Haven't spent or lost anything yet, just my time pulling apart the engine. The rb25 may still be on the cards...
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That moment when your car mechanic says 40% leakdown test on cylinder 2 exhaust valve but your engine rebuilder says head is fine.... Never had any milky oil and headgasket looks fine.... What does this mean? Rings on cyl2?
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Kinda looks like spare parts
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Link didn't come through until I quoted it.
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Head is off! So much work to do now.
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Worst thing working for mining company was being controlled by the shareholder. The massive fluctuations was painful to daily operations.
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Looks like Birds has found another patsy to pump with 88e hopes whilst dumping his own shares. Don't do it Daz!!
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Selling and settlement - usually 3 months apart. You saying bill is received after settlement?
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I have bilsteins with kings. Can't fault it. Comfy ride. They are height adjustable by moving the circlip.
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Exhaust manifold off. Got stuck on lower intake manifold. There appears to be some hidden bracket bolts off the block. Argh Next up, head removal
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Final Inspection - they will tell you what to bother with
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88E shareholder
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$200k not bad. It's no $800k though
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blast from the past. Ended-up pulling out the blend-door servo motor and resoldering the tracks. Problem solved
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That's a typo
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BYOBB
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My point is negligence still occurred, be it a wrong tree or a wrong application form. Just because this time it was a dead tree doesn't mean it's fine. And yes I live in Brunswick
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Well if they still managed to cut down the wrong tree then they aren't helping their case. Can't hide behind slowing productivity when there is blatant negligence of process
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Taste it and find out.
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Speaking of LinkedIn; recruiter contacted me about work for an aluminium plant in Saudi Arabia lol
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Only posting so Ric receives and email.
