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Old 12-09-2006, 02:14 PM   #1
fastGTP01
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clunk finally gone

well i made many posts trying to figure out what the clunk was and asking many questions, well i finally fixed it, front wheel bearing.

bnaylor: i wanted to let you kno thank you for replying to my post asking whther an 04 bearing would fit my 01, and i wanted to inform you for future reference that it does work although it has different part numbers. the differenc in the two is just the way the speed sensor is mounted, but i put it in and it works just fine.....without clunks!!! YAY!!! lol.
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2001 Grand Prix GTP(daily driver)
-cold air intake
-slp headers
-u-bend delete
-reprogrammed pcm
-autolite 104's
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1988 Chevrolet S10<--4-SALE PM me>
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-crane cam(272 dur. .454 lift)
-570 street avenger
-th350 with shift kit and hurst floor shifter
-edelbrock performer rpm intake
-double roller timing chain
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-true dual 2.25" with dynomax mufflers
15.1 @ 98 mph <-- lol i need traction(factory one wheeler peeler)
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