a nice and cleaned intake (before and after)
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I used a wire wheel on a drill to remove the dirt, dust, and oxidation and some of the harder to reach spots like the nooks and crannies, I used a touch of silver spray paint. Matched the aluminum perfectly.
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I also did the surface of the block the same way (minus the paint of course)
This is after it was done and covered in WD-40 to prevent further rust while the rest of the work was being done
This is after it was done and covered in WD-40 to prevent further rust while the rest of the work was being done
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oh yea, also got myself a cylinder honing tool for a drill and used that on the cylinder walls. Came out looking really nice. For as long as this thing sat, it cleaned up really nice.
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for the intake, I used a heavy duty electric drill. The wire wheel I used was a 3" and don't worry about scratching the surface, it comes out looking very uniform. Use about medium pressure and it will shine it up like new.
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