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motor pics.. updated better quality

Thought I'd post it here.. not sure if it'd get moved or not got bored today decided to go clean happy.. think I may paint some other various things. If I could only keep the SC as cold as the headers and TB 1 hr of driving let it sit for 30 min. Headers and TB were cold while the SC was still quite toasty, but touchable.

Guess we'll see how the intercooler works next spring ($1600 later) with the IC I think I'll be knocking on 11's course thats if I can launch good.



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Re: motor pics.. updated better quality

Very nice and clean!
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damn looking sharp. clean enough to eat off of. How bout a nice T-bone cooked on your blower for me?
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Re: motor pics.. updated better quality

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damn looking sharp. clean enough to eat off of. How bout a nice T-bone cooked on your blower for me?
You buy it I'll cook it

thanks for the compliments and all, I think it looks a tad dirty on certain parts, but I'm way picky on how clean the car/motor is. Thinking about pulling the TB off painting that silver and doing the alternator better, only painted that with a brush and black paint.. yeah yeah I know its sad.

then of course extend the wires and run them differently so they aren't over the supercharger.
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