Engine Bay Dress Up Gallery
A couple more of mine now that it is out of storage, it needs a clean/polish bad but I have been lazy
at least i have a proper overflow and no pop bottle!!



at least i have a proper overflow and no pop bottle!!


Last edited by Sylvan Lake V35; May 11, 2011 at 11:52 AM.
Thank you, I have some ARC parts to add yet I hope that dresses it up a bit.
BigC I was at the gas station before these pictures were taken and some lady totally mouthed me off about how the car was to low and I shouldn't drive it like that
Thank you, I have some ARC parts to add yet I hope that dresses it up a bit.
BigC I was at the gas station before these pictures were taken and some lady totally mouthed me off about how the car was to low and I shouldn't drive it like that
. I think she might have been drunk or high, but she started talking about the car then it turned into a rant that the car was to low for the roads where we live and I was going to lose my front bumper if I hit a pot hole.
BigC I was at the gas station before these pictures were taken and some lady totally mouthed me off about how the car was to low and I shouldn't drive it like that
she drives a big lifted truck so She might be a hillbilly anyway
Keeping it simple...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813380176/http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813380176/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/brandonhatfield/, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813382290/http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813382290/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/brandonhatfield/, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813380176/http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813380176/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/brandonhatfield/, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813382290/http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonhatfield/5813382290/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/brandonhatfield/, on Flickr
Last edited by brandon3434; Jul 2, 2011 at 02:31 PM.
^ nice brandon, simple is the way to go. I tried to go that route but my engine bay is too old and beat up. I had to bust out the rattle can lol.
Sylvan - i think your engine bay is my favorite on this thread, showroom quality without going cartoonishly over the top. love the gold you used on the engine bay wall, Props!
Sylvan - i think your engine bay is my favorite on this thread, showroom quality without going cartoonishly over the top. love the gold you used on the engine bay wall, Props!
I'm sure you guys have seen his work before but Randy (orange AEM/Vortech G35) does custom engine bays also. Check out some of his work at this link: http://g35driver.com/forums/picture-...gine-bays.html
Been working to clean up the front of my motor for a while now, finally done with this round of mods to my 05 G Sedan:
Koyo V-Core 36mm Aluminum Racing Radiator (for the 350z)
Forged racing slim fan shroud - polished
Earl's Transmission Cooler w/ custom RRDYE bracket, braided hoses and AN fittings
Polished Thermostat
Polished Unorthodox Racing Idler Pulley
Polished Unorthodox Racing Alternator Pulley
Modified, welded and Chrome coolant pipes (driver/passenger sides - deleted coolant hose that runs across the timing cover)
Various braided hoses and polished clamps
PCV valve converted to AN fitting
A couple more polished bolts
HUGE thanks to all who helped: RRYDE, OH6 G35, Dave's Garage, bigc, Marty_G, and sammy_G

Tranny lines coverted to AN (a very tedious task, thanks RRYDE!)

Forged Racing fan shroud and Koyo Radiator

UR Alternator Pulley

UR Idler Pulley

AN fitting on PCV valve

Polished thermostat

So much room now


Koyo V-Core 36mm Aluminum Racing Radiator (for the 350z)
Forged racing slim fan shroud - polished
Earl's Transmission Cooler w/ custom RRDYE bracket, braided hoses and AN fittings
Polished Thermostat
Polished Unorthodox Racing Idler Pulley
Polished Unorthodox Racing Alternator Pulley
Modified, welded and Chrome coolant pipes (driver/passenger sides - deleted coolant hose that runs across the timing cover)
Various braided hoses and polished clamps
PCV valve converted to AN fitting
A couple more polished bolts
HUGE thanks to all who helped: RRYDE, OH6 G35, Dave's Garage, bigc, Marty_G, and sammy_G

Tranny lines coverted to AN (a very tedious task, thanks RRYDE!)

Forged Racing fan shroud and Koyo Radiator

UR Alternator Pulley

UR Idler Pulley

AN fitting on PCV valve

Polished thermostat

So much room now



Last edited by CandlestickPark; Jul 8, 2011 at 12:38 PM.








