Porting gone wrong by dumping sand in the intake with the engine running.
http://audiforums.com/forum/showpost.php?p=678702&postcount=1

 

Come on now! Do you really think someone could be that stupid?!?!?! If so all I can say is WOW! I'm glad I'm not part of that Gene pool........

I do like to dump sand in my differentials right before I sell a vehicle so it quiets things down......

 

wow


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what ? no one has done the intake sand porting job its always worked for me.

I really hope that was a joke i really do, LOL

 

I dont. Its funnier if its true.

 

He would've got a ported and polished muffler and tailpipe out of it at no extra cost! How "retarted"!

Dope.

Kurt

 

Its a joke if you keep reading.... bet VERY entertaining at the least!

 

Oh yeah I Definitely believe there are people that stupid. People huff paint, gas, etc. It was certainly a good laugh.

 

It should work.
Then all they need is a case of RESTORE. Maybe some STP for a few miles. And it can clean the turbo as it works its majic.

 

Then they can get Hoss to pour some concrete floormats for it...

 

Hey infidel, long time. Glad to see some of the old folks still around here!! I am back to the Diesel Hobby.

 

I would have run a can of Seafoam and got the thing fixed chop-chop.

 

Keeps you from having to spend extra money on a sandblaster, just hang your rusty parts off your tailpipe. Add twin turbos for the bad rust

 

check this one out....

http://lincoln.craigslist.org/pts/1349504426.html

1995 chevy blinker fluid resevoir - $10
Date: 2009-08-30, 12:07AM CDT


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There's a whole catalog with this kind of stuff here> http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2