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05-14-2008, 04:28 PM	#1 (permalink)
jonwepa Powered by BABY GODZILLA! Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: philly, pa Trader Rating: 33 (100%)	what to do when flywheel bolts break!! Well after dropping my tranny, I go to loosen the flywheel bolts and they don't move. Long story short 3 came out and the other 4 brok e. Somebody help me out here! __________________ Old set-up: 91 se-r sr20de+T 13.04@110mph w/ a t25 and s3's! New set-up: 91 se-r gti-r sr20det w/ a gt28r, msd 72lb inj., N62 maf., Aps bov, Calum ecu, Hallman pro rx mbc, greddy tt, B&M ss, Greddy FMIC, Autometer phantom gauges, AGX's on Road magnets, etc.....

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