Zilla's 2007 winter work:
#51
Originally Posted by JMH1950
OK, there is something I CAN NOT DO.
My wife would have a fit if she ever even thought that I had been cleaning engine parts in the kitchen sink.
My wife would have a fit if she ever even thought that I had been cleaning engine parts in the kitchen sink.
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chadow427'* SC:
wikoff LIM:
chadow427 VC'* (a couple years ago):
Various stuff:
There'* a few more pics floating around too. It works great, and I run another wash cycle afterwards.
wikoff LIM:
chadow427 VC'* (a couple years ago):
Various stuff:
There'* a few more pics floating around too. It works great, and I run another wash cycle afterwards.
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Originally Posted by willwren
In addition to the new toy (previous page), there'* also this:
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Originally Posted by sandrock
I gotta know...was I the first one to do that? You gonna bead blast those, or polish?
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Originally Posted by Buickman104
With those F-body Valve covers where are you supposed to refil your oil from when you do an oil change?
I'm kidding guys. With the proper tools you can do anything, even change oil
#60
Ya it only takes about 2 minutes to remove the front cover.
Actually I think the picture was of his original rear cover and the new painted F-body unit.
Bill doesn't change his oil as often as he changes his engines.
Actually I think the picture was of his original rear cover and the new painted F-body unit.
Bill doesn't change his oil as often as he changes his engines.