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"Discuss body kits, paint work and everything which makes your ride look hot"
So what im after is some inspiration on some nice looking engine bays, mostly interested in the early e-series Mick.
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6's or 8's??
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easpak91 wrote: 6's or 8's?? Qld P plates restrict me to a 6 so 6's please
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ford-4l-and-6-cylinder-f1/show-us-your-air-intake-t70357.html
Have a look. Theres a thread titled 'Show us your E-series' somewhere too. |
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fordfreak ef |
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i would normally reccomend a "SEARCH".. for this historically mega vague thread.. however.. that is not working atm do to the new website...
there's heasps of thread in the "6 cylinder" forums..that can give you inspiration... |
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fordfreak ef wrote: i would normally reccomend a "SEARCH".. for this historically mega vague thread.. however.. that is not working atm do to the new website... there's heasps of thread in the "6 cylinder" forums..that can give you inspiration... yes i did go for the search as ppl are always saying god why didnt you sjut use the search
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Don't get too carried away with the paint!!
I know it's easy too! |
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OsbornThomas wrote: Don't get too carried away with the paint!! I know it's easy too! id only paint the rocker cover and then stick to the alloy and black, or if it can be done (by me) crome and black will have to see
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Should check out fordfreaks engine on his old EF
heres a tut exterior-modifications-f15/tech-diy-polishing-aluminum-other-bits-t19203.html |
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low_ryda wrote: wanna buy my staino intake ? i cut the bend off at the box to run a panel again but can weld it back on if your running a pod, though you will have to do something to get the 3" tube through the box. no thanks, havnt even got bbm on yet its here off dads ex cab el, been in shed for a while but and the car it came off had 900XXX plus k's, the GLi trimings in good conditions cept for the lamo front bench seat and some scuff marks from ppl kicking door trims
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fourL6 |
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Quote: Post subject: NEED INSIRATION FOR A ENGINE BAY e-series think you could spell inspiration in the title of the tread right
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low_ryda |
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at least you know its reliable lol
10,000,000km wouldn't make a difference to the manifold unless it had a hole in it. if you want one for the log it could be arranged, and half the price!
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KWIKXR |
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Just had a quick look in your gallery and saw the engine bay..
First thing came to mind was.. Paint the rocker cover Second thing.. Polish the fuel rail Then just give the engine a bit of a clean up with degreaser, spray the airbox and snorkel and any other plastic parts that would look good in a black gloss and it should be looking sweet If you can afford it and you want to, HPC the headers or just coat them in a high temp header paint |
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low_ryda |
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why would you bother polishing a cad plated mild steel fuel rail ! ? it's like saying yer atmosphere please oxidise a hole in my presurised volatile fuel storage area.
if you do polish it's recommended to clear coat but keep in mind no paint will adhere fantastically to polished surfaces. best bet is bead blasting & priming (too many people forget the prep) and colour co-ordinating imho. or just jet coat everything but i don't supose you've won lotto recently ?
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