Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
09-05-2005 | 04:27 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
Midget under the hatch; the end 
PS-Who's coming down next weekend to play?
PS-Who's coming down next weekend to play?
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09-05-2005 | 05:30 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
its unreal how much room is in that Motor Compartment ....Is that another area between the motors and the rear seat ? Jr .... take some pics of those areas next time you get a chance ...
09-05-2005 | 05:36 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
Originally Posted by offthefront
its unreal how much room is in that Motor Compartment ....Is that another area between the motors and the rear seat ? Jr .... take some pics of those areas next time you get a chance ...
LS JR.
09-05-2005 | 05:37 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
Off.... yes there is some storage in front of the engine compartment in that boat.. not a TON.. but enough to keep some good essentials like oils, cleaners, rags, vests, etc...
09-05-2005 | 05:42 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
thats one of the great things about a Cig ... seems they put alot of thought into being able to work on the motors and such .....Some designs demand the motors pulled just to change plugs ....
09-05-2005 | 05:53 PM
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Re: Floating Reporter-9/5/05-No Boating; Just Detailing
I wish I could stand in my engine compartment. Yesterday, I put in a new rotor, module, and cap on the starboard engine. I did the other side with the back seat in. I figured it would be easier with the back seat out this time. I actually don't think it was easier. With the back seat in, at least I had something to lay across while working on the distributor. Btw, one screw on each cap I had to remove with an impact screwdriver. That's a lot of fun when you have to bend all your weight over, and it takes both hands to operate the tool. I could kill the Gm engineer that said, "Hey, I've got a great idea! Let's put the distributor way in the back." 
