1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Hopefully January or February. Why want my camburg uca's and toytec coilovers as well as the cv's and lca

 

i dont really have a use for that stuff.. the UCA i may be interested in.. but we'll see. just curious is all, maybe i'll be around to help

 

You help and i'll gladly trade the ucas for it lol. Seems more than fair when I throw in food and some beers for you (I can't drink beer)

 

im not a big alcohol guy honestly. lol, you just let me know when your ready and i'll see what im doing that time. i enjoy projects. lol

 

You got, I'll avoid holidays lol

 

work is what usually is my big issue lol. but i know either December or January i'll be out of town for a week.

i dont think your too much of a drive away. chances are it'll take a day to do the swap. (quicker if i can get access to a rack at work)

 

Yeah, I hear it's at least a 12 hour job

 

depends on if you have to cut the lower control arm cam bolts out.

 

Mine do look a little rusty better buy new ones

 

i'll look up the price on some tomorrow. i think theyre not too expensive..

 

Nah, I figured they won't be think I need 4 of them might as well replace the uca bolt to

 

all 4.. then load the new ones up with anti seize and you'll likely never have them seize up again

 

Then cover them with rust prevention

 

oh god please don t put anything like undercoating over the bolts.. makes it a royal bitch to align.

 

Nah i'll put the old faithful fluid film on

 

i got my new cam bolts in one of my frame kits.... the kit is 270 bucks...

 

Little steep but there worth it. I think in our area after some time and few alignments they should be replaced

 

well the 270 bucks was a LSPV and some other things too. the cam bolts are just in the kit. The cam bolts are like 20ish a piece... maybe less? i'll have to look tomorrow

 

Cool

 

i dont understand why the main center bolt is called a windshield washer bolt..

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