Engine Bay clean & tidy up
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Chilliman said:
Taken a few hours but going to Classic and Sports Cars by The Lake charity bash with the EA PH crew tomorrow 
Essex bunch are going as well plus a TVRCC contingent so should be a few Tiv's there....
Still alot of detailing to do but at least it's now clean


Chilli, love those throttle bodies... however, why are you running a catch tank with a breather fitted? You need a baffled tank with no breather to make the most of the PCV. There are some polished baffled catch tanks on Ebay for about £50.
Essex bunch are going as well plus a TVRCC contingent so should be a few Tiv's there....
Still alot of detailing to do but at least it's now clean

Chilliman said:
Taken a few hours but going to Classic and Sports Cars by The Lake charity bash with the EA PH crew tomorrow 
Essex bunch are going as well plus a TVRCC contingent so should be a few Tiv's there....
Still alot of detailing to do but at least it's now clean


Getting back on topic again, Looking good Chlli, have you thought about polishing all the ally in there, I have done most of mine and it does look good and would compliment that monster of a plenum setup.
Essex bunch are going as well plus a TVRCC contingent so should be a few Tiv's there....
Still alot of detailing to do but at least it's now clean

The pipe from the AFM to the plenum is fine, it must be the angle of the photo,
Here is a photo from the other side.

I bought a polishing kit from the bay with polishing wheels and soaps, its fairly easy but I used a D/A sander to smooth everything and then used the polisher. I just need to get the inlet manifold off and port and polish, then polish the outside.
There is always something that needs sorting or upgrading or just replacing.
All it has cost is the cost of the polishing kit, some sanding discs and a my time.
If anyone is going to sand and or polish aluminium then please, please wear a quality mask and goggles, Aluminium dust is very harmful and it doesn't take a lot to affect your lungs, and you should wear a mask when fine particles are present anyway.
Here is a photo from the other side.
I bought a polishing kit from the bay with polishing wheels and soaps, its fairly easy but I used a D/A sander to smooth everything and then used the polisher. I just need to get the inlet manifold off and port and polish, then polish the outside.
There is always something that needs sorting or upgrading or just replacing.
All it has cost is the cost of the polishing kit, some sanding discs and a my time.
If anyone is going to sand and or polish aluminium then please, please wear a quality mask and goggles, Aluminium dust is very harmful and it doesn't take a lot to affect your lungs, and you should wear a mask when fine particles are present anyway.
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macdeb a post made for you to show off your polishing skills & 19 posts and not a single pic from you!!....you must be in deb's underwear again!!