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Old 05-21-2009, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by NemeSS
i bet!. is there ls specific system available for the mech. inj?
I don't think there is any mechanical set ups out there. Hilborn has an electric one, huge price tag though.
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Originally Posted by NemeSS
i hand polished a ls block and heads to a near mirror finsh along with all covers. and coated with vht clear hi temp engine paint. car never had any cooling issues whatsoever.
You won't notice it like that.. I mean it as far as Aluminum disperses heat well naturally. Painting it will make it retain heat a little longer.
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Originally Posted by NemeSS
i hand polished a ls block and heads to a near mirror finsh along with all covers. and coated with vht clear hi temp engine paint. car never had any cooling issues whatsoever.
any pics????? how did the polish hold up when u put the clear coat on it? Did it make it dull?
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That's just how Aluminum gets sometimes..just it oxidizing. A friend of mine said it was a bacteria that lives on it aswell..
I just love it when that happens to a high dollar set of heads.
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old school meets new school
Probably one of the sickest motors I've seen on this website lol



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