With the flu I polished and painted a little...
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With the flu I polished and painted a little...
The intercoolers were puddled with oil, I had to wash them out to get the oil from them. Guess I really needed the Catch Can sooner. What a mess. I need to clean the fins up better and clean around the rotor edge also, but I am happy. Then the flu hit last night.
Re painted brackets etc., polished the sway bar bolts like the rear ones...
Re painted brackets etc., polished the sway bar bolts like the rear ones...
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Originally Posted by Rokko
Todd's got felt lined, steel polish impregnated brake pads.
Nice work Todd, glad to see you getting the car ready for the Portland show?
That flu bug that's going around is nasty hope your feeling better.
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The trick is on polish one side, lol. Honestly I hit the brakes at the end of the street and they are normal. No smoothing is happening to the rotor just shine. It is good for 1k miles then the shine goes away.
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Originally Posted by Todd2001SS
The trick is only polish one side, lol. Honestly I hit the brakes at the end of the street and they are normal. No smoothing is happening to the rotor just shine. It is good for 1k miles then the shine goes away.