muscleHud

if you have any good pictures of CLEAN or creative engine bays i can look at that would be awesome...need ideas! how can you make the bay look not so cluttered and what kind of cleaner is ok to use...can you just spray the engine down with a hose or what...help!!

02WS6Bird

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Steve1969LS1, look under the members list-you'll see some nice clean engine bays thats for sure

LawmanSS

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Here's a link to his web page...I use it like a reference manual

http://z069.us/

Flawless02SS

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pics in my webshots link in sig. Page 3 or 4

JCurtin

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not fancy but clean. W/d-40 works best for me on the intake.

travisnd

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n2oblkz

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It's an LT1, but I thought that I would throw a few pics of mine in.

Steve1969LS1

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Thanks guys for remembering my car.. Im still proud of that damn SS





Remember that sometimes less is more..

Scoobie

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nothing like above, but i love showing off my TB

Camaroman_99

Nuttin fancy, but check out my engine compartment at my Cardomain site=)

02WS6Bird

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also for the Firebird Crowd, you may want to check out Carl's 01 TA (A.K.A. F-bodman)

JayBirdWs6

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Where did you get your hoses? I'm sure they were pretty pricey but i'm just curious.

SSmorrow

SSNISTR

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Where did you get that Optima cover???? I want one!

n2oblkz

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It's an Optima part, it was under $10.00 I think. I will see if I can find you the part #. I just painted it black and stuck it on to cover up the red top.

n2oblkz

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BluCamSS,

Here you go. Part# AD-24R

http://www.powerstridebattery.com/st...ategory=OPTIMA

Steve1969LS1

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Braided hoses were all custom made.. and pricy

The optima cover can be bought at www.detroitspeed.com and are around $10.. just call them

JerseyLS1TA

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Brian2001SS

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Here is a couple of mine

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Same braided hoses can be bought at Pep Boys for $19-$29 depending on the size, this includes hose ends too. I replaced my radiator to overflow hose, radiator to intake hose(next to throttlebody) and PCV to throttle body hose for less than $60-70. As far as the hoses coming off the AC canister would just need to use Earl's braided line for AC applications($7-8/ft) and some Tubemate hose ends which allow a braided line to tube connection(10AN size, $17 each). I deleted my AC, so didn't need to worry about that. No need to pay somebody a fortune to do something you can yourself for very cheap. If you have money to burn, then more power to you. I have it to burn, but don't like to


Bryan
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