10k20v... if those prices quoted above are correct... then subs are very exspensive!!
while they may not be "hard" to work on, they are a bit fiddly, more a pita maybe?
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Dr-X wrote:Four to five hours changing a cambelt on a subbie? Who's the retard doing that LOL! It takes an hour for a good mech to change a subbie belt - add all that other stuff and 2 - 2.5 hours max. Subbie cambelts are rediculasly easy to change.
And picking out one expensive mechanic doesnt mean jack. Here in Tauranga, the best subbie mechanic - Hamish from H & N Automotive charges $42/hr approx. PF Automotive, subbie specialists, are about the same rate as a normal mechanic.
Mr Revhead wrote:while they may not be "hard" to work on, they are a bit fiddly, more a pita maybe?
Dr-X wrote:Mr Revhead wrote:while they may not be "hard" to work on, they are a bit fiddly, more a pita maybe?
Depends what you're doing, like any car. All cars can be fiddly, some morso than others, and with different things. For example, changing a cambelt of a WRX is piss easy, on an MR2 is a bloody mission. Changing a 20V cam is a simple job, on a 302 cleveland you have to remove the engine (usually).
All I'm saying is that Subbies are no more difficul to work on (overall) than any other jappa, it's just that most people dont know what they're doing. I've literally heard of people removing the engine to change spark plugs - they just didnt know what they were doing.
Dr-X wrote:Mr Revhead wrote:while they may not be "hard" to work on, they are a bit fiddly, more a pita maybe?
, on a 302 cleveland you have to remove the engine (usually).
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