Engine bay dress up
#1
Engine bay dress up
Has anyone done anything to thier engine bay to make it unique? Besides painting the bolts, LOL
I want to make mine look nice,it's already clean, I just want to see your engine bay's, you know, get some ideas and stuff.
I want to make mine look nice,it's already clean, I just want to see your engine bay's, you know, get some ideas and stuff.
#4
RE: Engine bay dress up
I forgot to add, an easy and neat engine bay trick is if you have the 3800 ( i don't know if the 3400 has them) the engine cooling fan covers come off, and with some neverdull you can make them shine like they almost look chrome.[8D]
Just pull out the plastic screws ( which suck) and remove the cover. Polish it up and replace them. The passenger side is the harder one to remove.
You dont see them so easy from the top, but if you look from the side you can't miss them when they are shined up.
Tj
Just pull out the plastic screws ( which suck) and remove the cover. Polish it up and replace them. The passenger side is the harder one to remove.
You dont see them so easy from the top, but if you look from the side you can't miss them when they are shined up.
Tj
#5
RE: Engine bay dress up
ORIGINAL: montejass
After cleaning my engine bay up I quickly noticed the need for wire and hose coverings which I think would clean it up a bit.
After cleaning my engine bay up I quickly noticed the need for wire and hose coverings which I think would clean it up a bit.
#6
RE: Engine bay dress up
I wondered the same on the braided hoses... Are they covers or actually braided hoses? I am thinking of going with red wire covering.
I never even thought of that one... I'll have to poke around the engine bay this weekend...
I forgot to add, an easy and neat engine bay trick is if you have the 3800 ( i don't know if the 3400 has them) the engine cooling fan covers come off, and with some neverdull you can make them shine like they almost look chrome.
Just pull out the plastic screws ( which suck) and remove the cover. Polish it up and replace them. The passenger side is the harder one to remove.
You dont see them so easy from the top, but if you look from the side you can't miss them when they are shined up.
Just pull out the plastic screws ( which suck) and remove the cover. Polish it up and replace them. The passenger side is the harder one to remove.
You dont see them so easy from the top, but if you look from the side you can't miss them when they are shined up.
#9
RE: Engine bay dress up
ORIGINAL: montejass
I wondered the same on the braided hoses... Are they covers or actually braided hoses? I am thinking of going with red wire covering.
I wondered the same on the braided hoses... Are they covers or actually braided hoses? I am thinking of going with red wire covering.
#10
RE: Engine bay dress up
ORIGINAL: 03SSdriver
Rifrech.. what is the silver covering you used on the air intake hose?.
Tj
Rifrech.. what is the silver covering you used on the air intake hose?.
Tj
It's supposed to help keep the tube cooler from the heat off the exhaust that's right under it..