Got my Hillco bolt kit in the mail
08-08-2007, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by bsf
I am @ ~$370; no beauty washers. I am not certain how you ended up @ ~$650. I am running out of visible fasteners to replace. I have even replaced exposed fasteners for the timing cover, power steering pump bracket, power steering cooler, belt tensioner, water pump, vapor vent pipe, coil brackets, AC lines, and more.
08-11-2007, 04:29 AM
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Def do those Valve covers and the A/C Accumulator. Just so you know it took me a good 4 hours on each valve cover hand polishing them. Also the castings were TERRIBLE. My valve covers are far form perfect but man what alot of work. Your engine bay looks fantastic keep up the good work!
Edit: i can get pics if you'd like.
Edit: i can get pics if you'd like.
08-11-2007, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Psychopjv
Def do those Valve covers and the A/C Accumulator. Just so you know it took me a good 4 hours on each valve cover hand polishing them. Also the castings were TERRIBLE. My valve covers are far form perfect but man what alot of work. Your engine bay looks fantastic keep up the good work!
Edit: i can get pics if you'd like.
Edit: i can get pics if you'd like.
Thanks I will do the a/c accumulator b4 long as well as the valve covers. Im looking for some vc'ers for sale. Post up yours if you want.
