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Cleanliness Is Next To Godliness
Well, who would ever want to put a nasty old crud covered components back on a newly rebuilt motor.
My anal retentive clean up project for my plumbing and fan progressed nicely today. I thought a few of our other rebuild project people might want to see some before and after pics. Ugg . . . A few leaks here and there . . . Much better A little reminder why brushing sandblasted stainless improves appearances And another half completed example. Last edited by 350HP930; 02-08-2004 at 07:27 PM.. |
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I posted earlier on how people got their engines looking so spiffy....how did you end up doing yours.....just lots of elbow grease and blasting?
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The fan was all elbow grease, dremmel tool and sandpaper.
The exhaust was sandblast and abrasive wheel on a drill to give it a shineyer and brushed appearance. Now its time to clean up the induction system and wastegate. |
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