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Old 04-20-2017, 10:31 AM
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Motor going back in. On the fan and shroud we water and glass blasted it and it had this cool natural look, a little uneven, but that's the natural metal, to the finish so we just clear coated them. Didn't bother with a silver paint or powered coat.








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She's back in the garage!

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Hey Chris - Not only is she back in the garage but she's back in the garage w/ an eye popping motor (& clutch). Looks great . . Looking forward to seeing her up close.
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Outstanding car and job. Cheers.
Old 04-27-2017, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by AP997S
Hey Chris - Not only is she back in the garage but she's back in the garage w/ an eye popping motor (& clutch). Looks great . . Looking forward to seeing her up close.
We need to swap cars again, I'm curious how yours feels compared. I remember when I test drove yours how nice the trans was. I think mine feels same now with new bushings and clutch. Uptake is a bit higher on the clutch than I would have thought but it feels good, super smooth, very progressive and good grab.

I think I want to raise it up about 1/2" all around, it's pretty slammed at the moment.

Oh, here is a PSA for the G50 owners too:
Try Motul gear 300 LS if you have Limited Slip, Regular Gear 300 if you don't. I've put about 100mi on the car so far and no "g50" rattle, no diff noise, and SUPER smooth shifting hot and cold. I'm a big delvac fan for my track cars but this is much better product for the street. This one has Limited slip additives, so not best for a high track use car.

https://www.motul.com/fr/en/products/gear-300-ls-75w90
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Even though I recently put in a J-West Shifter I still find it hard to get into 1st gear when transmission is cold. I probably need to do another shifter adjustment tweak. I have a fresh J-West coupler that I need to put in as well. I'm used to the 'high release' clutch pedal.

I personally like your 'slammed' posture but being higher (i.e. closer to stock) makes motoring around the city, parking lots, garages, etc. so much easier.

Will you be at Luftgekuhlt 4?
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Originally Posted by Spyerx
Question for you guys. Vapor blasted the metal bits. The fan is a bit uneven in appearance its the casting of my fan. It's perfectly smooth.

So for the fan and shroud.

How did you treat / finish it? Clear? Paint? Tinted clear? Nothing?
I just vapor blasted mine, no clear or anything. That's because I am sending it to Mark Motshagen this winter for his magic. Ran out of time!

Some before and afters:
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Your motor looks great. My bottom side we didn't clean so much, mainly the heat exchangers (but living in CA.... they're just a bit tarnished is all). I'll get under there and scrub them one of these days :-)



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