Project Swivelhips near completion.
You should definitely look into this. I have a chromed upper plenum and I prefer it over a polished one because of its luster and ease of cleaning/maintenance. The upkeep involves wiping with a baby wipe and going back with a microfiber. Takes 15 seconds and looks new again.
Thanks Deane -- it was sorta worth it. My hands are a little arthritic these days so when I spend some time on it, I feel it for a while after. But nothing a couple beers can't look after. 
Thanks, I'll bet you can't wait to get that skanky core back! 
I'm not a fan of chrome, either. I thought about painting or powder coating, but realized if I did that, you would kill me after you put all that work into it.


I'm not a fan of chrome, either. I thought about painting or powder coating, but realized if I did that, you would kill me after you put all that work into it.
Thanks Deane -- it was sorta worth it. My hands are a little arthritic these days so when I spend some time on it, I feel it for a while after. But nothing a couple beers can't look after. 
Thanks, I'll bet you can't wait to get that skanky core back!
I'm not a fan of chrome, either. I thought about painting or powder coating, but realized if I did that, you would kill me after you put all that work into it.

Thanks, I'll bet you can't wait to get that skanky core back!

I'm not a fan of chrome, either. I thought about painting or powder coating, but realized if I did that, you would kill me after you put all that work into it.

Just got a line on a full manifold- figured I'd buy it (120 bucks?! yes!) and do some work on it when I had some time.
But- being about as lazy as an eye, I'm wondering what tools would be needed and what materials might help make that otherwise painful procedure a pain free one?
Any particular products better than others? Currently I have Arms V1 and Elbow grease Mk1.
Saw a dremel at CT for about a hundred bucks- thought that might be worth a look... what grit sp were you using?
But- being about as lazy as an eye, I'm wondering what tools would be needed and what materials might help make that otherwise painful procedure a pain free one?
Any particular products better than others? Currently I have Arms V1 and Elbow grease Mk1.
Saw a dremel at CT for about a hundred bucks- thought that might be worth a look... what grit sp were you using?
Just got a line on a full manifold- figured I'd buy it (120 bucks?! yes!) and do some work on it when I had some time.
But- being about as lazy as an eye, I'm wondering what tools would be needed and what materials might help make that otherwise painful procedure a pain free one?
Any particular products better than others? Currently I have Arms V1 and Elbow grease Mk1.
Saw a dremel at CT for about a hundred bucks- thought that might be worth a look... what grit sp were you using?
But- being about as lazy as an eye, I'm wondering what tools would be needed and what materials might help make that otherwise painful procedure a pain free one?
Any particular products better than others? Currently I have Arms V1 and Elbow grease Mk1.
Saw a dremel at CT for about a hundred bucks- thought that might be worth a look... what grit sp were you using?
BTW, I already told the seller that's too much for that plenum, IMO.

With a name like yours, are ye not Scottish, lad?!?
In the past I've been much better at just throwing money at things in hopes that they randomly work themselves out.
Back to the ol' drawing board!
So what's that plenum worth, anyway?
Back to the ol' drawing board!
So what's that plenum worth, anyway?
My only mod is the wheels (yawwwwwn) and a trunk monkey. But the monkey is at the cleaners...




