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Some people should pay to have their cars worked on.
Take a look at this.........
http://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/1567770.phtml
Take a look at this.........
http://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/1567770.phtml
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Too funny, but I'd have to agree with the "A4Jason" guy that replied to it. It has to be one of their regulars idea of a joke.
Heck, even I know better than what these guys claim to have done.
Heck, even I know better than what these guys claim to have done.
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Yeti,
Just some food for thought. I'll bet the guy with the Audi jusy used too coarse a grain of sand. The sand went through the intake, scuffing off aluminum, and the aluminum deposited on the rings making them tight and having too much sealing against the cylinder walls. So maybe it would work if you try a finer sand and coat it with WD-40 so the aluminum won't stick to the rings. Waiting for your thoughts.
Just some food for thought. I'll bet the guy with the Audi jusy used too coarse a grain of sand. The sand went through the intake, scuffing off aluminum, and the aluminum deposited on the rings making them tight and having too much sealing against the cylinder walls. So maybe it would work if you try a finer sand and coat it with WD-40 so the aluminum won't stick to the rings. Waiting for your thoughts.
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Well I ain't no rocket scientist as they say, but I think your solutuion may work!!! Think I'll use 3 in 1 oil for the added saftey of slickness!!
Got me some sand from down at the play ground, think I may do this tomorrow!!
Got me some sand from down at the play ground, think I may do this tomorrow!!
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I kinda like their cross drilled brake lines too. They would go nice with my cross drilled rotors
I kinda like their cross drilled brake lines too. They would go nice with my cross drilled rotors
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the sand idea is all wrong, of course its a joke, everyone knows you have to drop a bottle of Rumpleminse (of Ever Clear if you can find it) into the intake. cleans everything out, ports polishes and my friend who works on his NOS edition civic says I wont need a flamethrower exhaust either! 