Engine bays... post them pics...
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From: ShitsBurgh
^^^ 
U should throw a 2nd gen battery cover / battery box in there, that would really clean up your battery area and look sick as hell. I'm loving mine
U should throw a 2nd gen battery cover / battery box in there, that would really clean up your battery area and look sick as hell. I'm loving mine
Originally Posted by CLpwner
You're swappin' in an h22?
Im No Superman
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From: Arcadia, CA
Originally Posted by Accord_V6_400m
SMOKED EM!
Originally Posted by h2o-pr00f
I remember seeing this car @ a meet while back.. TOTAL SLEEPER CAR! I convinced a modded TL-S guy to race him since the TL-S guy was acting cocky revving around..
SMOKED EM!
SMOKED EM!
O.G.
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From: Northern Cali
Originally Posted by Mach30SiR
Thanks for the compliments, it took a pretty decent amount of time to get it like that. I try and clean it once a year to keep it from getting too bad.
I used a tire brush, tooth brush, microfiber towels. Removed all plastic pieces and intake box and cleaned them seperately. This obviously allows better access to hard to reach places. I used diluted simple green only as a degreaser since it wasn't that dirty to begin with. Then armol tire foam to clean and shine at the end. I used alot of it, pretty much the whole can. After cleaning with simple green, i sprayed the entire engine with foam, let sit, brushed then sprayed off. I then worked in small sections of the engine bay to ensure i didn't miss much. I'd spray that area with foam clean it with the toothbrush then spray off, repeat until entire engine is cleaned. Finally spray the whole engine down with tire foam (Until you can barely see it) and let it site for a few hours. I then went back with a clean micro fiber town and wiped down the whole engine so it wasn't too too shine.
I used a tire brush, tooth brush, microfiber towels. Removed all plastic pieces and intake box and cleaned them seperately. This obviously allows better access to hard to reach places. I used diluted simple green only as a degreaser since it wasn't that dirty to begin with. Then armol tire foam to clean and shine at the end. I used alot of it, pretty much the whole can. After cleaning with simple green, i sprayed the entire engine with foam, let sit, brushed then sprayed off. I then worked in small sections of the engine bay to ensure i didn't miss much. I'd spray that area with foam clean it with the toothbrush then spray off, repeat until entire engine is cleaned. Finally spray the whole engine down with tire foam (Until you can barely see it) and let it site for a few hours. I then went back with a clean micro fiber town and wiped down the whole engine so it wasn't too too shine.
Instructor
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just an intake, for now
[IMG](http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/pt...0020smller.jpg)[/IMG]
[IMG](http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/pt...0020smller.jpg)[/IMG]
hawaiioahukailua
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Originally Posted by Cocoa
I have to say, there are a lot of you with fantastic looking engine bays. My pic is nothing special, and old.
that's fkn dope!
i see a snap-on ratchet and a bullet hole!!!
need more and better pics though
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From: ShitsBurgh
Originally Posted by SIRSIG
not a CL but, WTH, here it goes...
i was hardcore checking out your swap and interior on v 6 p the other night, very nice sig
