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There's no need to say the gearbox had blown up, though.
I would advertise it. for sure. Cars break, it's a fact of life. Knowing it's got a new part is one less thing that can go, imo!
The gearbox ones are DEFINITELY magnetic.
The engine one I imagine is, but normally they'll have a magnet in the sump iirc.
Anyway, if you've got swarf running around, you've got more problems then just the size of the sump plug, lol,
PMSL.
No chance.
With mine, a 10T press struggled. It's in there f**king tight! Plus, it needs to come out and go in completely straight, or you'll knacker it, for sure!
A huge amount depends on the rolling road.
There's a guy on here who's just had some work done by K-tec. Made 193 on a reliable RR. Taken to another one local to him, made 204.
There's plenty of varients which affect the figure a car will make.
When you think a standard 182 will NEVER actually make 182bhp, it's massively 'hopeful'.
Also, an F4R is pretty pushed already. Getting more BHP isn't as easy as you'd think.
Actually, I say for £2k. Coilovers. DS2500's. Uprated fluid. Braided lines.
Definitely advertise the new parts, imo.
Every car I sell, I list everything that's been changed. Same with cars I've bought.
I usually ask the person to drive the car for me at least on a test drive. You can see exactly how a car will have been treated, then!
That's it. If coming from the Harvester, there's 2 exits to the park. Use the second one. We'll all be parked in there and playing in front of the cars!
If it's earth, you wouldn't even get a click, surely.
Give the starter a quick 'tap'.
Does it start with a bump?
TDC sensor- the engine will turn over but not fire.