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Re:AMZ Short Shifter install
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08-04-2005, 09:06 PM
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Re:AMZ Short Shifter install
Nice writeup Spyder.
Looks kind familiar tho..... |
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08-06-2005, 06:12 PM
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Re:AMZ Short Shifter install
[quote author=Riz Z Speed link=board=10;threadid=66;start=0#msg246 date=1123203997]
Nice writeup Spyder. Looks kind familiar tho..... [/quote] It should cause I posted it here, zdriver, 300zxboard, and tt.net all on the same day. It's been at 3ZC for a while though. |
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08-07-2005, 11:34 AM
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Re:AMZ Short Shifter install
[quote author=TC link=board=10;threadid=66;start=0#msg261 date=1123390634]
Writeup implemented. It's now a permanent fixture.  I do need a tools list and an approximate time to complete for the header though.  Thx Dustin [/quote] Phillips screwdriver. Flat head screwdriver. Socket wrench with 6" ext. 10mm socket. Maybe a 12mm if my memory serves me. I forgot honestly. Swivel attachment would've helped. 1 more tool. Lots of patience Took me about 3 hours with my big ass gorilla hands |
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