DIY: Engine Bay Dress-Up Bolt/Washer Kits, NFSP Style
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got all my bolts in yesterday and washers came in this morning. i wish i didn't order 100 washers lol. i should be getting everything painted hopefully tonight so i can get everything in thursday. is there any prep that needs to be done like sanding (i know stupid question but Ive been doing some pretty early mornings this week lol)
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i think i will do like a half install...do one side in the new blots and whatnot and then take a pic so you can see the comparison side by side, got a few washers painted last night to get an idea of the color...
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nice can't wait to see it. its been raining here ever since i finished spraying. at least i got that far. but i would really like it to stop so i could at least put my intake back on so i could leave my dads house lol. i came here to use his big driveway and his hose (to clean the bay first) that i don't have at my apartment but now i think that was a mistake lol.
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so i FINALLY got around to finishing the bay. work has been cray! so after putting most of the new bolts in i realized i forgot a few. so instead of flipping out (well i did flip out for a few minutes) i just took a small wire wheel and cleaned up the stock SS bolts. didn't come out too bad. for the washers i did the same color i did my calipers. code is "snakeskin green pearl". I'm pretty sure its the same that dodge uses for the viper and challenger. either way i wanted something different than the usual red, blue, and yellow. i think it looks great against the black. so here are a few pictures. enjoy! and thanks for the idea OP!
ps there will be a few posts for the pictures..
ps there will be a few posts for the pictures..