Show us your Engine bay
Re: Show us your Engine bay
I used a high heat engine enamel, just masked and sprayed. The valve covers and supercharger are also painted with a HH engine paint, that's why it doesn't match the SSB, it's as close as I could get. And though you cant see it, I even painted the bolts the contrasting colors. Thanks for the compliment
Re: Show us your Engine bay
Re: Show us your Engine bay
Looks good! For engine cleaning, I just purchased an engine cleaning device from Harbor Freight, consisting of a wand with syphon tube that is used with a compressor and a container of degreasing fluid of your choice. Haven't tried it yet but it looks as if it will work.
Re: Show us your Engine bay
Although it took me months to get the pieces together, I finally slapped this mess together on November 8-10 before heading off on a 15 day southern brewpub tour as far down as Jacksonville. As you can see it's still a work in progress but it's coming along.
By the way, the only other Crossfire I saw along the way was in a dealer lot in Salisbury, MD. If you saw me I was the guy who forgot to reinstall the front grill ...lol
A special THANK YOU!! to Rob@Needswings for expediting a pair of teflon coated valve covers to me just in the nick of time. The bottom of the box with my originals open while I was taken them to the powder coater and one of them cracked. A D'oh moment!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...1&d=1385481789
By the way, the only other Crossfire I saw along the way was in a dealer lot in Salisbury, MD. If you saw me I was the guy who forgot to reinstall the front grill ...lol
A special THANK YOU!! to Rob@Needswings for expediting a pair of teflon coated valve covers to me just in the nick of time. The bottom of the box with my originals open while I was taken them to the powder coater and one of them cracked. A D'oh moment!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...1&d=1385481789