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Old 11-06-2008, 05:08 AM
Southpaw Southpaw is offline
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New GPR

While i'm starting new threads, I may as well post a few pics of my new Stancor GPR to give guys who don't have one the idea of the size difference to the stocker...

Again i'm bored.....here ya go

Think I had a hard cold start issue?!?
This is just after cranking, and not starting....









See my new Alternator in the background? Ain't it purty?








The terminal for the signal from the PCM just pulled right out. It's missing in this pic.











OK i'm done....
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