Show us your Engine bay
Re: Show us your Engine bay
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While I think it looks nice, I'm not sure that it's a good idea to paint the supercharger black, we're going to great lengths to keep 'em cool. Black is going to retain heat but maybe not a problem if it's not driven hard. None the less, it looks good.
While I think it looks nice, I'm not sure that it's a good idea to paint the supercharger black, we're going to great lengths to keep 'em cool. Black is going to retain heat but maybe not a problem if it's not driven hard. None the less, it looks good.
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Yeah, if you want a WAI...
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It's ALMOST the way I want it . . .
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I still need to brighten up the aluminum a bit . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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I still need to brighten up the aluminum a bit . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Re: Show us your Engine bay
I have mentioned it before, what we want is for someone to trim of the ears on that nose piece so it blends into the plenums. That would get rid of the oil filler cap.
Cut off those ears, fill the gaps with fiber glass and smooth it all out again. The part also needs some clips added as it rattles around held down with the front clip only.
How hard can it be?
Cut off those ears, fill the gaps with fiber glass and smooth it all out again. The part also needs some clips added as it rattles around held down with the front clip only.
How hard can it be?
