Subject	First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170?
Posted by	jmt-z on October 03, 2012 at 9:23 AM
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In Reply To	60k timing kit or 120k? posted by trusio on October 03, 2012 at 12:28 AM
Message	Secondly, something that essentially can destroy your engine if its made wrong or breaks is not where you want to skimp. I am sitting on the same exact miles as you are and my car also has only had regular timing services(60k kits) done since ive had it, but now I can hear the upper idler pulley making a bit of noise like it may be on its way out. So my choice is obvious, I will be doing the 120k kit..... and if Im willing to do this on my car, which is very much a beater that may not be around long, then for someone that takes care of their car like you it should be a no brainer. The extra couple hundred dollars will definitely be worth it in the long run if you plan to be holding on to this car. "If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough." - Mario Andretti
Follow Ups	60k timing kit or 120k? - trusio 00:28:44 10/03/12 Re: 60k timing kit or 120k? - Medallion Man 05:22:51 10/03/12 First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? - jmt-z 09:23:13 10/03/12 Re: First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? - trusio 10:36:04 10/03/12 Re: First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? (n/m) - jaredc17 10:54:38 10/03/12 Re: Re: First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? - jaredc17 11:22:26 10/03/12 Re: Re: Re: First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? - trusio 16:24:21 10/03/12 Re: Re: Re: First off, where are you seeing 120k kits for $170? - trusio 17:14:49 10/03/12 Here's one from coz - Wyvrex 01:06:01 10/04/12
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