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01-26-2010 | 03:39 PM
#8222
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Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,571
From: tipping 300
Car Info: 03 Bugeye, D675, Lightning
It cost me around $230 for everything I needed for the job. Thats t belt, thermostat, water pump, Subaru coolant, Subaru coolant adative, spark plugs..I think that's it..me and my buddy did it and it took us like 8 hrs..only because we didn't have the proper tools at first, and I was learning on the way lol..I would suggest getting a new t belt tensioner to, I didn't get one 
but it will save you time and stress relieve later on since it will be new and won't go out anytime soon..I can talk to you more tomorrow night about if you have more questions..it's really not that hard to do..kinda scary but as long as u do it right the first time..and it's better than paying someone over a g to do for you..
but it will save you time and stress relieve later on since it will be new and won't go out anytime soon..I can talk to you more tomorrow night about if you have more questions..it's really not that hard to do..kinda scary but as long as u do it right the first time..and it's better than paying someone over a g to do for you..I should be
about 6-10 ish
01-26-2010 | 03:55 PM
#8224
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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 2,048
From: East Bay
Car Info: 98 RS, 69 camaro, 02 wrx
I'm not anywhere..
