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Bling Engine Work.

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#1

Couple of things I was wondering...

Where can you get those metal radiator overflow cans from? And could you get one in billet?

I want to paint my rocker cover, does anyone know of people who do this with a swap over unit? I was thinking of painting mine in 'ego' as well as the other plastic covers.

Lastly has anyone got a pic of a bay with billet piping?

Thanks heaps guys.

Felix

p.s. This is in brisbane by the way.

#2

redcliff dyno does swap over tappet covers and plazmaman does polished pipe work for some bling bling .. hope that helps

#3

PWR does the overflow tanks and Pole Position (site sponsor) does power steering spill tray, ECU and Fusebox covers and also coloured silicone hoses.

#4
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PWR does the overflow tanks and Pole Position (site sponsor) does power steering spill tray, ECU and Fusebox covers and also coloured silicone hoses.

Yeah not sure about the polished look, thinking about just painting them. Wonder if I can just get paint from Fraud to do ECU, fuse and spill tray.

I like the PWR cans, but I'm pretty keen on going the stealth no bling look. Anyone know how much they are worth?

Thanks

Felix

#5
Yeah not sure about the polished look, thinking about just painting them. Wonder if I can just get paint from Fraud to do ECU, fuse and spill tray.

I like the PWR cans, but I'm pretty keen on going the stealth no bling look. Anyone know how much they are worth?

Thanks

Felix

go to autobarn they may be able to mix the paint for you, plastic primer for plastic parts and clear for the final gloss, I painted mine myself

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made all the covers myself except for the spill tray, come up alright

#6

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#7
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go to autobarn they may be able to mix the paint for you, plastic primer for plastic parts and clear for the final gloss, I painted mine myself

100_2785.jpg

100_2788.jpg

100_3016.jpg

made all the covers myself except for the spill tray, come up alright

Nice, not a fan of the colour but that's a NICE bay!!!

Congrats! :evil:

You made the radiator overflow can to?

Felix

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BFHOON, are thos billet pipes?

I must be thinking of the wrong thing, I thought billet was a raw/black kinda finish.

Felix

#9
go to autobarn they may be able to mix the paint for you, plastic primer for plastic parts and clear for the final gloss, I painted mine myself

100_2785.jpg

100_2788.jpg

100_3016.jpg

made all the covers myself except for the spill tray, come up alright

The presentation is really good.

Just a question, what do you cover in the front left hand of the engine bay??

Looks good.

Regards

TUFXRT6 :spoton:

#10

BFHOON, are thos billet pipes?

the pipes I have are high grade extruded alloy polished up and supplied by plazmaman.

totally smooth inside with no welds. :spoton:

if u look at the plazmaman under battery pipe you will notice no welds.

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