Ouch.

I got my ES Subframe bushings in. So Im droping the rear subframe over the weekend to install and inspect how everything is doing. Probably clean all the blood off the car from running over so many animals from the deals gap trip; kinda grossssssssssss.

 

when i did my last trany swap. i actually threw up while cleaning all the parts of animal from my lower control arms and stuff... had cooked meat on y exhuast too...

after i heaved had to have m older brother finishn the cleaning lol...

 

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got new Bumper Retainer Bracket in, putting it on, new headlight, and bumper after it stops raining

 

I need to find a new job, so I can fund this coupe project I want to start.

Anybody know of any place hiring, that pays decent?

 

God dammit I have to drive to and from work this week. I am going to put the car up in the air tonight so I can maybe zip tie it up a little more. Now ever time I scrap the damn thing I am going to think the whole thing will come off. GOD DAMMIT

 

I wouldn't worry about it too much. According to most everyone here, it could be laying frame and you'd still be able to drive it over the Rocky Mountains and then down the Rubicon Trail.

 

Well I just looked at my car while it was up on a curb, the exhaust is literally less than one inch from the ground, but it doesn't hit the ground too much when I am going down 275. I am going Sat morning to get the shit welded back up right. Hopefully after that my shit will just never have to be taken off ever again but thats just not realistic

 

I dont think I've ever hit my exhuast on anything? it just hits my floor pan every once in awhile which bugs the fuck out of me. But my shits custom YO!

 

I wouldn't try to hold up an exhaust with zip ties if I was you. First of all they wont carry the weight since your exhaust is so low its probably heavy and plastic doesn't react well with heat.

 

Put some skateboard trucks on it. You gotta think cheap/free Nissan guy.