Lil engine clean up

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Lil engine clean up

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So I decided to remove Maggie's engine to fix a oil leak :shock: and replace those boots on the intake manifold, n thought while it's out I might as well give it some much needed love in the cosmetic department.


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Engine out
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Sand blasted all the tin and other bits
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Painted all the newly sand blasted bits in etching primer Image
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Painting painting
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Putting everything back together again
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So I realize the 4 into 1 system is better but my one was all rusted n looked terrible. A friend of mine had a really nice set of trumpets hanging n his exhaust shop that I couldn't resist nice new shiny stainless steel,just the was it was made seemed different to the ones I have seen the pipe diameter seems slightly larger than the other 2 sets I have and the bends seem to flow nicely I did however cut the usual flared end bits off and replaced them with nice tail pipe tips. Bolted them on just to see how then looks and tacked the muffler tips on coz they are slanted at a angle, sent e buggy to his shot today to have the tips welded on properly and polished one final time, they should be finished with it tomorrow can't wait to hear it, and it Needs to stop raining here so I can take her for a spin
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Maggie with her new exhaust
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Some may think its abit over the top but its different and I love it :mrgreen: I'll take a better pic when I can take her out side when the sun decides to shine
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Re: Lil engine clean up

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looks good!
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SCHWEEEEEEEEEEEET MAN
Take a sound clip - its gonna sound rude

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Nice! Painting the engine tin is on my to-do list.
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Wow! It's like a facelift, but at the other end. :mrgreen:
The end result is stunning, nice work.
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Re: Lil engine clean up

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nice work, her bum looks tip-top now
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