Simple Green Engine Clean!!!
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This stuff works a hell of alot better then that gunk stuff...washed up a dirty engine bay followed up by some tire foam shine!
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DB8 BEFORE!!!

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Overall...im really impressed with the turn out...smells good too!
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BEFORE!!!

AFTER!!!

DB8 BEFORE!!!

AFTER!!!

Overall...im really impressed with the turn out...smells good too!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Built to Spill »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">looks like someone **** on that filter.</TD></TR></TABLE> hahaha
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i knew we were gonna get remarks about the filter...its a cheap no name pos anyways and yeah he knows he has to replace it...
...the valve cover on the gsr...HIGH PRESSURE OWNS JOO!
...the valve cover on the gsr...HIGH PRESSURE OWNS JOO!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CRX_1.8T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Dang, that SOHC looked way different after! So how easily did the oil come off of the block?</TD></TR></TABLE>
off the block it was kinda hard...but i was using a copper brush to brush the tuff spots after i've sprayed it down with the Simple Green...then rinsed.
off the block it was kinda hard...but i was using a copper brush to brush the tuff spots after i've sprayed it down with the Simple Green...then rinsed.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FrankencrxBHAM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">take a small woodern block and wrap some sand paper around it and sand off the top of the raised lettering on the d series valve cover.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Would this cause the shine to come back??? I was thinking about doing something with it...i scrubbed the crap outta it too...
Would this cause the shine to come back??? I was thinking about doing something with it...i scrubbed the crap outta it too...
I maybe an idiot but i don't think I high pressuer wash is such a good idea in your engine bay, my.02. Looks really good, I live for Simple Green.
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well our local DIY car wash has a setup that u use for engine bays so i dont think it'll hurt...the setting for the pressure isnt that high either so we didnt worry about it much...
really? The tire foam could deterrate(sp) hoses?! Damn, thats not good cuz i've already done it...
what would you guys recommend to get the same shine then insted of tire foam?
really? The tire foam could deterrate(sp) hoses?! Damn, thats not good cuz i've already done it...
what would you guys recommend to get the same shine then insted of tire foam?
for the valve cover.... shhhhh dont tell anyone.. but use wd40... i never tried it on the hoses but it works great on wrinkled valve covers
if you are real careful take a flat file(fine) and slide it across the raised letters to clean them up and make em silver again
i actually use wd-40 on mine and it does the trick but yours came out looking good..i think your buddy needs to get some vht crinkle paint and re-do his
i actually use wd-40 on mine and it does the trick but yours came out looking good..i think your buddy needs to get some vht crinkle paint and re-do his
oh yeah it will bling like better than new. just make sure to use a kinda rough grit, then get higher grit, then polish = BLING BLING. ill post some pics of mine tomorrow.



