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  • freeride53
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    I love following this thread. Just wanted to drop in to say good work, stuff to get inspired by.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by e30m3s54turbo View Post
    The timing case looks really good powder coated.
    It is not powder coated. I used three coats of engine paint to match the block. I had the valve cover, intake manifold, fuel rail and oil canister powder coated. My parts are done, just waiting for my friends wheels to be done for a single trip.

    The more I look at the timing case I think I am going to strip the upper cover to match the head. What do you guys think? It just clashes IMHO.

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  • e30m3s54turbo
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    The timing case looks really good powder coated.

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  • chance
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    That looks great.

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  • F34R
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    Put the timing case covers on to see how the blacked out theme looked.

    Sorry for all cell phone pictures. Building a new tower this weekend, clean hires pictures will be back in due time.
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  • F34R
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    Timing guides and head is trq'd to spec.

    Quick tip* install the white chain guide BEFORE head gasket and head are on LOL! What a bitch...
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  • F34R
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    All I am waiting on is lower timing case gaskets and my powder coated bits.
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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by Swanny View Post
    I can imagine Brandon having the same smug look on his face ad he says it too.
    Smug looks are for stuck up yuppies that never know the feeling of grease under their finger nails.

    Originally posted by blunttech View Post
    Great work Brandon. Balance on your steps tomorrow . Thanks as always
    Thanks Steve, cannot wait for the big brown truck!

    Damn! Got here a day early!!!
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  • blunttech
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    Great work Brandon. Balance on your steps tomorrow . Thanks as always

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  • Swanny
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    I can imagine Brandon having the same smug look on his face ad he says it too.

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  • IronFreak
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    Originally posted by F34R View Post
    3 hours spent blasting, sanding, wire brushing and painting...look at that "buttery smooth respray" props to whoever can guess the quote xD
    I wanted to smack that kid so hard......

    Full resto....

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  • F34R
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    3 hours spent blasting, sanding, wire brushing and painting...look at that "buttery smooth respray" props to whoever can guess the quote xD

    Also wire wheeled/painted the starter and tested it before install.

    I have nothing left to do till my parts order arrives Friday. I know these are boring updates, but she will be running in a few weeks.

    Waiting on blunt and renewed finishes.
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  • F34R
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    Busy day today, set out to get everything finished and ready for the refresh parts from BluntTech. Put the head in the parts tank to get it factory clean. Then took a wire wheel to it. Removed the rear seal covers and repainted them. All sealed and ready to go. Put a level across the head and measured for warp with my gauges. None, good to go!
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  • kingston
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    Couldn't agree more.

    LOVE this thread :)

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  • F34R
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    Head was washed and rinsed with all new rear cam seals and all new studs/nuts. The headers will be finished this week!

    I never understand kids swapping an engine without tearing it down while it is out. It is ALL about the maintenance.
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