haha jk man looks good 
Intake painted? Thoughts?
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people posting rice...r retards...your trying too hard people.
I commend you on the awesome work and daring to be different!
Lets put some toxic green flames on top of that green! Would look sick!
I commend you on the awesome work and daring to be different!
Lets put some toxic green flames on top of that green! Would look sick!
Thumbs up to you for #1 Being different, #2 Sticking to your guns, & #3 picking a badd *** color for your parts. IMO the black does look way better with the green. That looks Awesome!
Auto Zone and home depot.
The bulldog stuff works great for valve covers but the intake I sanded the hell out of it, took for ever to get those mold circles smoothed away. it took about 2 days. I used a plastic primer from rust-oelum. I think it was about $8 a can and then I did three coats of oil based paint with a paint sprayer and then used an old dryer to cure it. I know everyones confused on the dryer so ill explain.... they have dryer's that have racks in them for doing dry cleaning at home. My friend has an old dryer that has one and thats what we use to paint parts with. takes about 15 minutes to cure each coat but once its done it looks much better as long as you dont over spray. three light even coats.
Well you see the results in the pics.
The bulldog stuff works great for valve covers but the intake I sanded the hell out of it, took for ever to get those mold circles smoothed away. it took about 2 days. I used a plastic primer from rust-oelum. I think it was about $8 a can and then I did three coats of oil based paint with a paint sprayer and then used an old dryer to cure it. I know everyones confused on the dryer so ill explain.... they have dryer's that have racks in them for doing dry cleaning at home. My friend has an old dryer that has one and thats what we use to paint parts with. takes about 15 minutes to cure each coat but once its done it looks much better as long as you dont over spray. three light even coats.
Well you see the results in the pics.
Yeah those casting holes Do take a while to get sanded down. I used a filler primer and it worked great. And to the pep boys question. Idk. We have one in Arlington that has a speed shop in it, it's pretty cool. You can buy turbos, nitrous kits, fill your nitrous bottles, they have brembo rotors in stock, all sorts of cool shot, sorry not trying to thread hi jack
Nope, damn PCV hose broke, so when I get in and on its done. Then I can have Wheatley tune it?? Then ill drop it, and then its off to the paint shop for fresh color and I am going to put the original bird of prey decals back on it. I never should have taken them off but they were old.
You still have the 6.0 liter in stock?
You still have the 6.0 liter in stock?
Nope, damn PCV hose broke, so when I get in and on its done. Then I can have Wheatley tune it?? Then ill drop it, and then its off to the paint shop for fresh color and I am going to put the original bird of prey decals back on it. I never should have taken them off but they were old.
You still have the 6.0 liter in stock?
You still have the 6.0 liter in stock?
