so shiney!
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Originally posted by StngKlr
Looks like the Armoral Fairy paid a visit. Looks great.
Looks like the Armoral Fairy paid a visit. Looks great.
some more shiney pics. too bad i just pulled the intake and injectors. its all dirty again..
Originally posted by Dan88IrocZ
That's a pretty dented up runner you got... I have an extra set down in my toolshed.
That's a pretty dented up runner you got... I have an extra set down in my toolshed.
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Transmission: TH350
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That does look great! Only thing though. This comes with being a detailer. Now you cannot paint anything in that bay without giving a really and I mean really good engine shampoo. It does make it trun out really nice.
I hope you don't mind me adding this here, I am not trying to Hijack your thread or anything. I do a very heavy engine shampoo, getting rught down into all the crack and tight spots witha light scrub brush to ensure complete removal of any grease or oil deposits. I then allow the engine to dry completely. Once the engine is completely dry I then run the engine for about 5-10 minutes. Just to let it get a bit warm. I then detail anything that may need a bit of touch up, Then apply a Ceramic based clear coat made by Duplicolor. This stuff is great. The engine will not only shine better then brand new, but it will be much easier to shampoo again in the future. Here is a example.
I hope you don't mind me adding this here, I am not trying to Hijack your thread or anything. I do a very heavy engine shampoo, getting rught down into all the crack and tight spots witha light scrub brush to ensure complete removal of any grease or oil deposits. I then allow the engine to dry completely. Once the engine is completely dry I then run the engine for about 5-10 minutes. Just to let it get a bit warm. I then detail anything that may need a bit of touch up, Then apply a Ceramic based clear coat made by Duplicolor. This stuff is great. The engine will not only shine better then brand new, but it will be much easier to shampoo again in the future. Here is a example.
Last edited by Cruzin Kaz; Dec 7, 2002 at 05:16 PM.
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Car: 1987 Trans Am GTA
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Nice work in there guys! Hey i use that CD2 stuff, works great. Hopefully before this topic gets to old i'll get a pic of my bayof before and after. Its already clean, it will just shine more.
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Oh, and breathment, is that a SLP cold air induction u got there? If not what kind is it? Cause i notice it dont have a air box.
haha, its alright Cruzin Kaz. I welcome and appreciate your advise. Good job on the detailing by the way!!
GTATransAM, i thought that was the stock air intake just with the air box removed. im not sure though as that was on the car when i go it, and i have never seen a t\a with the factory air intake in real life.. so im not sure what the factory one looks like. but im pretty sure that is just with the airbox removed..
GTATransAM, i thought that was the stock air intake just with the air box removed. im not sure though as that was on the car when i go it, and i have never seen a t\a with the factory air intake in real life.. so im not sure what the factory one looks like. but im pretty sure that is just with the airbox removed..
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I'm like 99% sure breathment that aint stock. I'll get a pic this weekend, and show u how the stock looks like. I think that looks like SLP, but i'm not sure.
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Originally posted by breathment
haha, its alright Cruzin Kaz. I welcome and appreciate your advise. Good job on the detailing by the way!!
haha, its alright Cruzin Kaz. I welcome and appreciate your advise. Good job on the detailing by the way!!
Originally posted by Cruzin Kaz
and all the silicone does is attract more dirt, and boy oh boy does it get dirty fast.
and all the silicone does is attract more dirt, and boy oh boy does it get dirty fast.
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Looks really good, does that stuff attract dust though? Every time I use Armorall on my engine, the stuff I put it on gets really dusty.
I sprayed clear coat in a can all over the plastic pieces under my hood...lol & I bought some anti-static crap at the parts store and it works pretty good to keep the bay clean for a day or two.
Originally posted by MetalliCamaroRS
Looks really good, does that stuff attract dust though? Every time I use Armorall on my engine, the stuff I put it on gets really dusty.
Looks really good, does that stuff attract dust though? Every time I use Armorall on my engine, the stuff I put it on gets really dusty.
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Axle/Gears: 3.27
Hey breathment, heres the pic. This is my engine bay, and it has the stock air intake, notice how restrictive it looks, cant wait to get an aftermarket intake.
So as u can see, theres no way u have stock intake, which is good for u.
Ok later, g2g
So as u can see, theres no way u have stock intake, which is good for u.
Ok later, g2g
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