Hustler's build thread 2.0, the natural aspiration connection
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From: Republic of Dallas
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How strait does the water pump pulley really need to be? I'd like for it to be perfect, but I'm trying to bend it back into place and there's just a little wobble.
How the F did you do that? You seriously must be working in a third world garage or right off the street.
Are you sure there isn't any crap sitting behind the pulley? I'd expect that or a loose bolt before a bent shaft.
Are you sure there isn't any crap sitting behind the pulley? I'd expect that or a loose bolt before a bent shaft.
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They're all gone, I have a spare water pump though.
Came out of a wrecked car.
I replaced it just now. Exhaust still doesn't ******* fit.
I replaced it just now. Exhaust still doesn't ******* fit.
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maybe you need to take a break from cars?
Stop makin it rain, focus on earning money, step back for a few months, then come back refreshed and make things happen with non-demolished parts
Stop makin it rain, focus on earning money, step back for a few months, then come back refreshed and make things happen with non-demolished parts
(bug = addiction, habit, disease, etc. etc.)
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I need to get this car on track, period. I need to race the **** out of it, park it, and relax. I don't know if this makes sense to anyone, but it makes-sense to me.
More good advice. Sometimes it takes a fresh set of brains or hands on your project so you can get some perspective. This is why I try to work with Gesso, he keeps me sane. No homo.








