Timing Belt Life & Cost to Replace?
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Pittsburgh, PA/ Ludington, MI
I think loosing my virginity was harder than brain surgery, my H.S. girlfriend was a prude. But persistence paid off and I was able to wear her down. If she wasn't one of the hottest cheerleaders in the school I would have moved on months earlier. I don't know, there is something about those short cheerleading skirts that I can't resist 
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 581
I think loosing my virginity was harder than brain surgery, my H.S. girlfriend was a prude. But persistence paid off and I was able to wear her down. If she wasn't one of the hottest cheerleaders in the school I would have moved on months earlier. I don't know, there is something about those short cheerleading skirts that I can't resist
1st Gear
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 294
I went with the Blauparts kit at first but returned it and am piecing my own kit. The main issue with the timing components is that the hydraulic tesioner fails after awhile I am going with a manual one. Buying a manual tesioner/conti tech belt/metal impeller water pump and cam seals and am in for 100 less than one of those "kits" and will last for a longer interval.
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 581
http://www.kochtools.com/
^they have a cheap enough tool set, TDC locker and cam locker for 80 bucks.
^they have a cheap enough tool set, TDC locker and cam locker for 80 bucks.
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