Sealing up my K&N Intake and a little polishing
#11
thats what i planned on polishing next man! also the engine brackets where the dogbones bolt up to :p lol definitely need to buy a dremel soon though lol
looking good though!
looking good though!
#13
Mine are all stock lol.. I plan on getting stainless nuts and bolts for engine mounts/dogbones/stb/crossovers etc.
#14
Thanks! Now I need more polished stuff haha. It's never ending
#15
Thanks! I never thought about polishing the engine mounts lol.. I painted those silver because I wasn't sure that my polishing skills even existed That's why I tested on something small like the t-stat housing haha.
Thanks! Now I need more polished stuff haha. It's never ending
Thanks! Now I need more polished stuff haha. It's never ending
#16
Thanks! I was hoping that it would prevent some heatsoak. The included K&N "heat"shield really does nothing to prevent heat from passing through, especially with it being unsealed.
Mine are all stock lol.. I plan on getting stainless nuts and bolts for engine mounts/dogbones/stb/crossovers etc.
Mine are all stock lol.. I plan on getting stainless nuts and bolts for engine mounts/dogbones/stb/crossovers etc.
#17
Well done... Very coooooooool...... Once you insulate it, it will be as totally functional as any $300-$400 unit... Gotta love it... I am also thinking about polishing a few items, but I think I will need a dremmel tool...
#19
Thanks
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