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Show me your clean engine bays

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Where are you guys getting this work done on your valve covers (shaving/coating)? All the shops I've tried contacting have terrible service and never pick up or reply to emails.

do it yourself, how ever you can get rid of the letters i know people have used a grinder but its on aluminum so its not the best choice and you're going to have to sand it smooth...Then go and have it powder coated or high heat paint
 
I have spent months trying to get my engine bay worthy enough to post a pic in this very thread.

So, be BRUTALLY honest. What do you think??

From March....
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I have spent months trying to get my engine bay worthy enough to post a pic in this very thread.

So, be BRUTALLY honest. What do you think??

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I'd say that's a hell of a difference! For the record, I like the stickers on the underside of the hood. Tasteful advertising of the parts on your car, and people only have to know what you put on the car when you choose to show them via putting the hood up. I like! :thumb:
 

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I'd say that's a hell of a difference! For the record, I like the stickers on the underside of the hood. Tasteful advertising of the parts on your car, and people only have to know what you put on the car when you choose to show them via putting the hood up. I like! :thumb:

Thanks man. I hope it's worthy enough to show in this thread (although there are some dirty engine bays in here).
 
when i picked the car up last year and saved it from the douche bag previous owner
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first step
gut the bay
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older pic, dont have any showing the newest progress.
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Mine before i traded the car, my new engine bay will be 10x as clean ;)
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I can't upload pics off my phone but my profile pic is my engine bay.what you guys think?i also have a pic in profile of engine before it went in car.
 
not nearly worthy of posting or let alone even close of where I want it to be but how it looks today...
 

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hows this for a clean engine compartment..... bet i got you all beat, i got rid of all that unnessasary B.S.

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haha i like this :thumb:
 

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Theres alot of clutter, but I dont feel like removing anything :p
 
Well this is where I am at on the build. I completely re loomed and re electrical taped every wire. I will show before and after.

Before:
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After Engine Pull:
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After everything that is pulled and unwanted things out and sanded down and rubbed down with prep:
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Primed:
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Painted and cleared:
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Wiring all put back in its place and where I am at today until motor is finished:
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That is about it on my bay for now. Has come a long way. Deleted a lot of stuff plan on deleting the complete air box out of the car so the heater core and evaporator outlets will be removed soon.
 

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I love the ambition, hope we see lots more kick ass progress pics and updates of these builds!
 
Here is my engine bay, at the time i haven't cleaned the bay completely but i did recently so ill get a new picture.

This is part of the cars scheme, very unsuspecting exterior aka named Krusty DSM.
 

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This is what my engine bay on my 95 GSX is looking like. Its still not complete but I can't wait until I have it all done and running.

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And this is what the engine on my DD looks like, its a 90 Eclipse GSX.

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I'd like to contribute my engine bay to this thread. It isn't 100% done and certainly not up to the level of some of the cars in this thread but this is my first attempt.

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not done yet, but progress
 

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Not quite done yet but almost there!

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