Automotive enthusiasts?

I finally got my D400 to do some work today. It managed to pull some trees away that were taken down by a tornado during the summer and it got the job done. However I did notice that the cross axle differential was slipping when locked so I’m gonna have to do something about that. Other than that though, it’s holding up good. I’m still tossing around the offer for that wheel loser but I’m likely gonna decline it.

I just saw and walk past a Lancer Evo VII up for sale for just ₱1.5 million with a really sick spec.

@Count Adramalekhovich Searmagomedov
Wow, that’s more than double what the best ones go for in Canada.

Never replace an alternator on a 2008 Camry 2GR-FE motor, worst mistake of my life

@ToyotaLC80
How bad was it?

GM J-Bodies had the most cool designs ever, imo.

@Background Pony #D130
This is a unique series of words never before said in that order!

@ACApenetrator50
3.5 Hour job, factory steps say to remove the front bumper and radiator. I didn’t do that though and just took the fan shroud off. Still a pain. The worst part was getting it out and putting the belt on because there’s like an inch and a half of space between the tensioner pulley and the ABS unit and the fender.

@ToyotaLC80
Oof. Yeah that’s usually a gigantic pain in the ass. Still sounds more preferable to swapping a seized engine out of a semi that was left sitting for four years

If Chevrolet sold the Insignia A:

What would be the name? Lacetti? Optra?

@Background Pony #629D
probably Vectra

@Speedwings
True.

Opel/Vauxhall Astra L

Timing cover reseal on a 2015 Avalon Hybrid

Aight real question. What’s the biggest engine you’ve ever worked on? Biggest one I ever did anything with was a cat C15 Acert that was modded to make almost 900 whp

So someone made these renders in honor of Pontiac’s 95th anniversary.
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@Background Pony #629D
Oops, forgot it doesn’t show unless you add text.

@Background Pony #629D
The yellow car looks the best

@ACApenetrator50
6 Cylinder John Deere diesel on a friends farm. I don’t remember the exact model number but it was 8 or 9 liters. Full rebuild.

@ToyotaLC80
I’m surprised by that since they don’t like when people other than themselves make repairs to their equipment. Sounds cool though.

@ACApenetrator50
Nothing. Cause I have people do that for me lol

@ACApenetrator50
It was like a 15-20 year old tractor at that point, So i don’t know if they discontinued parts for it.

I was thinking about increasing the bore and stroke in a 6NZ I have to up the displacement. I’m aiming for 18L but I feel like that may be going to far.

80s shitboxes are growing on me big time