75k mile rebuild update
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Well,
It's getting close to completion so I thought I'd share a few more pics.
Here's a picture of some of the ceramic coated exhaust parts (heat management effort).
And here are the powder coated fan parts:
Things are going back together:
And here are the exhaust parts on the motor:
Same thing - different angle:
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It's getting close to completion so I thought I'd share a few more pics.
Here's a picture of some of the ceramic coated exhaust parts (heat management effort).
![](http://forums.rennlist.com/upload/coatedexhaustparts.jpg)
And here are the powder coated fan parts:
![](http://forums.rennlist.com/upload/powdercoatedfan.jpg)
Things are going back together:
![](http://forums.rennlist.com/upload/backtogether.jpg)
And here are the exhaust parts on the motor:
![](http://forums.rennlist.com/upload/shinystuff.jpg)
Same thing - different angle:
![](http://forums.rennlist.com/upload/moreshinystuff.jpg)
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Kolbjorn -
If the coating is done properly and is the right material it should last for years. This is the same stuff that is used on race cars to keep the heat inside the exhaust (until the tailpipe of course) rather than have it radiating into the engine bay.
If the coating is done properly and is the right material it should last for years. This is the same stuff that is used on race cars to keep the heat inside the exhaust (until the tailpipe of course) rather than have it radiating into the engine bay.
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Can you swap out any parts with that Weber grill ?
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Thanks Bill,
I'm looking to get a track appliance soon - hopefully in time for next season. I'll miss October - I'm being force to Los Cabos by my wife....
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I'm looking to get a track appliance soon - hopefully in time for next season. I'll miss October - I'm being force to Los Cabos by my wife....
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Ben,
I dropped off my car for an alignment with Hans yesterday and saw your car with the parts installed........ Very nice.
You should put a mirror on the floor of your garage so you can admire the exhaust daily!
I dropped off my car for an alignment with Hans yesterday and saw your car with the parts installed........ Very nice.
You should put a mirror on the floor of your garage so you can admire the exhaust daily!