Engine bay complete for now
08-17-2004, 06:37 PM
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Originally posted by manofsteele2003
ooohhh, pretty. Did you have the plenum painted at a body shop or did you do it yourself. That looks awesome, especially the supercharger.
ooohhh, pretty. Did you have the plenum painted at a body shop or did you do it yourself. That looks awesome, especially the supercharger.
08-18-2004, 01:50 AM
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I'm pretty sure the only way you could powdercoat the supercharger is to dismantle the entire assembly and have the individual pieces done. Not sure if it would be worth it, it would look good though.
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you'd have to be careful with that, with fitment issues and moving parts. The powdercoat will make everything just a wee bit thicker, and a little thicker can really mess up the fitment of crucial pieces. But knowing that ahead of time it should be doable.
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Duflacci,
what brand c/f engine cover did you buy?
can you let us know brand/price maybe link?
yours looks good.
if you can post some close-up, would be nice.
let us know, thanks!
what brand c/f engine cover did you buy?
can you let us know brand/price maybe link?
yours looks good.
if you can post some close-up, would be nice.
let us know, thanks!
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