Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
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Currently have 0 ducting up front. Car got super hot on the freeway trip home in 100* weather. But thankfully the track day tomorrow is supposed to be cold. So I'm adding an undertray and a rad panel and calling it good.
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Exciting updates, I know.
Before:

After:

Exciting updates, I know.
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Its an aluminum AN wrench. So you don't mar the fittings. I don't like how its adjustable. I would like a fixed set for the garage, but its nice to have in the toolbox.
I'll take pictures of the new mount when it shows up. Need to go get some etching primer and more spray paint.
I'll take pictures of the new mount when it shows up. Need to go get some etching primer and more spray paint.
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Yeah. Usually I use soft jaws for the other side.
Making AN10 hoses put the hurt on the adjustables. China aluminum did not like how tight I had to make them lol.
Of course now I have all my lines built, and am shopping for non adjsutable.
Making AN10 hoses put the hurt on the adjustables. China aluminum did not like how tight I had to make them lol.
Of course now I have all my lines built, and am shopping for non adjsutable.
You won't use them as much as you think.
And why aren't you using a properly sized flare wrench for fittings? It's the one thing designed to be used for them so it won't slip off.
And why aren't you using a properly sized flare wrench for fittings? It's the one thing designed to be used for them so it won't slip off.
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