Just as the topic says. What should not be undercoasted under my bird?
What areas beside exhaust and moving parts should I make sure there is no undercoating?
Should fuel lines, eigther the greenishing looking ones or the steel ones be undercoated? Will they corrode otherwise?
Thanks
Adam

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West Coast Performance
1989 Formula 305 TBI

 

It's not real common for a fuel line to rust through, however, it sure doesn't hurt to have undercoating on them either. If they're already undercoated, consider it a little extra insurance against the enemy(rust)!

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89RS w/350 TPI; 69RS/SS w/450 HP 350/Muncie 4-Speed "Too weird to live, too rare to die."

 

nice. thanks

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West Coast Performance
1989 Formula 305 TBI

 

You might want to also look at POR-15. It's a great rust-stopping paint that's been written up by many magazines. I used their "Super Starter Kit" when I rebuilt my '84 axle, and it came out great. This way in case you find rusted spots, you can stop them from rusting further. Check 'em out at http://www.por-15.com ...

(And never paint your driveshaft! It kills the balance.)


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