Under The Hood...
03-19-2007, 12:46 AM
#14
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RE: Under The Hood...
man I never thought that typhoon be so popular, they look dam
nice. they look great on clean stangs. when I ported my heads, I had
to port match the intake to headports. Did everyone else do that?
You clean your engine w/ damp rag imo.
nice. they look great on clean stangs. when I ported my heads, I had
to port match the intake to headports. Did everyone else do that?
You clean your engine w/ damp rag imo.
03-19-2007, 12:52 AM
#15
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RE: Under The Hood...
ORIGINAL: dman302
Tanx
you gentlemen shown some nice stuff in the previous pics as well. There really are no bad 302 pics IMO
Tanx
you gentlemen shown some nice stuff in the previous pics as well. There really are no bad 302 pics IMOHavent seen mine then lmao. Also i love those valve covers on the red stang
03-19-2007, 12:55 AM
#17
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Location: Michigan
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RE: Under The Hood...
My brakcets that hold mysteering pump smog pump etc. are nasty what you do to clean thm or can you buy new ones? Link please if you can buy em.
Pro were did you get that alternator cover?
Pro were did you get that alternator cover?
03-19-2007, 01:33 AM
#18
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RE: Under The Hood...
ORIGINAL: OnyxCobra
With the engine a little warm, spray down the entire engine bay with Simple Green. Let sit for about 5 minutes and then hose off. It's a good idea to let the engine run with the hood closed to help dry everything out. After it's dry take some tireshine and spray down the plastic and hoses and such in the engine bay to get a deep wet look. It also doesnt hurt before you start to spray electrical connections with silicone. It's not good to spray any electrical things directly with water, so you may want to cover the maf and distributor like Pro said. I dont think I covered my disty tho. You can also do the underside of the hood and the firewall the same way. It also wouldnt hurt to wash your car afterwards to get any overspray off the paint, as it might eat the wax. Also on extremely dirty parts you may want to do a little scrubbing.
With the engine a little warm, spray down the entire engine bay with Simple Green. Let sit for about 5 minutes and then hose off. It's a good idea to let the engine run with the hood closed to help dry everything out. After it's dry take some tireshine and spray down the plastic and hoses and such in the engine bay to get a deep wet look. It also doesnt hurt before you start to spray electrical connections with silicone. It's not good to spray any electrical things directly with water, so you may want to cover the maf and distributor like Pro said. I dont think I covered my disty tho. You can also do the underside of the hood and the firewall the same way. It also wouldnt hurt to wash your car afterwards to get any overspray off the paint, as it might eat the wax. Also on extremely dirty parts you may want to do a little scrubbing.
03-19-2007, 01:40 AM
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RE: Under The Hood...
ORIGINAL: ILUVMYSTANG
^^ Worthless with out Pic's!!! show us
ORIGINAL: boof1027
The guy before me coated my engine bay with bedliner spray, It doesn't look very good.[:@]
The guy before me coated my engine bay with bedliner spray, It doesn't look very good.[:@]
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