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Old 10-24-2012, 07:41 AM
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DONT TOUCH FREEZEPLUGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANOTHER BIG CAN OF WORMS !!!!!!!!!! Good Luck Josh !!! Call me .....You know I got the good stuff for motors !! hahaha
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+1 on Superbrightleds.com . I have placed several orders with them and never a problem. Good prices and fast shipping.

I have tried cheaper "hong kong" leds off ebay and i was replacing them a week later.

Your engine bay looks good.
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I'm doin the same thing also, motors are out, whats the best stuff to spray on for cleaner, then wash off to prep for paint
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33outlaw. I used super clean from Oreillys & it worked REAL good. Randy
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Originally Posted by 33outlawsst
I'm doin the same thing also, motors are out, whats the best stuff to spray on for cleaner, then wash off to prep for paint
Any good degreaser on the market will work for the intial wash, make sure to pay a lot of attention to the corners and areas close to the engines.

Want it to stick for good? Hit it with laq thinner next, a wipe down then rinse with water.

Follow with a 220 grit rub down, another rinse, and final with a wax/grease remover.

For paint I use rustoleum white with a valspar hardener added. Two coats.
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Originally Posted by 33outlawsst
I'm doin the same thing also, motors are out, whats the best stuff to spray on for cleaner, then wash off to prep for paint
Weed sprayer filled with purple power, followed by a heavy power wash, wipe down with towel, drill with a wire brush, wipe down again, spray with rust oleum high heat primer, spray with rustomeum high heat paint... Seems to be very well adhered.
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Originally Posted by 33outlawsst
I'm doin the same thing also, motors are out, whats the best stuff to spray on for cleaner, then wash off to prep for paint
Royal Purple from Home Depot. Just ware gloves.
I also use rustoleum white (with a touch of almond to get the right color) with a valspar hardener added. Two coats.
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Progress made....
*New 1 peice oil pan gasket installled
*remade oil cooler lines with AN hoses and titanium fittings
*Replaced all bolts on everything I removed with stainless steel bolts

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This week the billet pulleys and crossover kit will arrive. All I ahve left after that is a rebuilt carb and 1 motor is ready to go.
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Lookin good are you finished with the bilge? Those braided hoses are nice, looking forward to seeing some more pics. Randy
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