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JESUS! could this car look any better? No wonder you won a trophy for it!Please stop posting pictures of it,your going to give us all a complex just kidding,keeep them coming!
In the engine bay you can use a hose to "gently" rinse off what you scrub with simple green and brushes and rags. The rear end on the other hand you can use the hose and spray away.
@bac22
Those items are cast aluminum.
My Alt and A/C compressor are just cleaned with steel wool (make sure to disconnect the battery before using steel wool on or around you alternator).
My ECU/CPU is cleaned with steel wool and then polished with Mothers Mag Polish. I used dental polish cones and pads to get inside the cooling fins.
Here’s mine fellas ,
Beautiful engines all . I need a pcm cover upgrade . I believe I am going to paint it Red !!
GOD bless ,
Robert Dyno 540/501 last pull . A good tune is a must . Thank Solomon ! PM me if you need a great mail tune . Only got a few more out of it on the Rolling Dyno Ugly pcm !!! It’s getting painted this weekend lol New color coming on the Tank
I just started detailing my engine compartment. I plan on painting the throttle body and polishing the alternator and A/C compressor this coming winter.
LP
Wow! You guys are putting me to shame LOL. All of them are amazing. Thanks for the inspiration and method/product tips! I’ve come to realize that even my 73k mile car can look like new. I can’t wait to do mine, but with all I have going on I know it will take me a year to do here and there. I really need to pull the alternator and compressor, but I know what that means for me… not drivable for a long time! That’s what my hold up is. Time is all I need.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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