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| Author: | jaealdana [ June 23, 2005 ] |
| Post subject: | where do i go to get a swap done |
Any suggestions on places to go that do swaps for you? Estimates on how much it would be, etc.. |
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| Author: | kotomile [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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CA ought to be littered with places. |
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| Author: | tommybanzai [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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your back yard cherry picker and a few tools |
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| Author: | BRYCE [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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yea its quite easy, but in CA i wouldnt have a clue. Look up local preformance shops |
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| Author: | 3rdgencrx [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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yep |
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| Author: | .saint [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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honestly i would swap it myself. your going to learn the ins and outs of your motor that way so incase something goes wrong YOU can fix it and not pay someone to do it... get a cherry picker for a few hundred bucks (maybe cheaper on ebay) and read up some info on doing it yourself.. or post some questions here on the site there is enough people here that could walk you through it over the net! |
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| Author: | kotomile [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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yup, I did mine in the garage with a cherry picker and a set of basic metric tools. |
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| Author: | munster [ June 23, 2005 ] |
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forklift > cherry picker |
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| Author: | ls.pwrd.hb. [ June 27, 2005 ] |
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im with everybody else DIY, me and a buddy of mine are doing my b18b this next month... good luck  |
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