Adam decided to have us polish his timing chain cover while it was off for the rebuild..It came out like CHROME!!Anyone who would want this done, if you send us a complete cover the cost is $425, it is VERY time consuming and is done by hand..
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Yeah and our guy even did the little black covers also!!Originally Posted by G352NV
Thats about what I paid.
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Nice, I might have to make a run up there this week to see them in person!!!
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man i opened this thread thinking you were talking about Adam's "hood within a hood" engine cover again
that looks sweet... might have to do that in the future to match my polished plenum. you can't run the VQ without the timing cover right? any chance on a core exchange program? lol
that looks sweet... might have to do that in the future to match my polished plenum. you can't run the VQ without the timing cover right? any chance on a core exchange program? lol
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that looks sweet... might have to do that in the future to match my polished plenum. you can't run the VQ without the timing cover right? any chance on a core exchange program? lol
Yes, if I had a core to start with..Originally Posted by SI_G35Coupe
man i opened this thread thinking you were talking about Adam's "hood within a hood" engine cover againthat looks sweet... might have to do that in the future to match my polished plenum. you can't run the VQ without the timing cover right? any chance on a core exchange program? lol
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Can you remove that without pulling the motor? Also, is it failry easy to remove...anything special that one would need to know before removing?
yes, you can remove it without pulling the motor.
you'll have to pull the water pump (?) and all the belts off as well as the entire oil pan since their are two bolts inside that keep the timing cover on.
you'll have to pull the water pump (?) and all the belts off as well as the entire oil pan since their are two bolts inside that keep the timing cover on.
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you'll have to pull the water pump (?) and all the belts off as well as the entire oil pan since their are two bolts inside that keep the timing cover on.
I dont believe the water pump needs to come off..The lower oil pan does..It is a bit time consuming.Originally Posted by drsifu1
yes, you can remove it without pulling the motor.you'll have to pull the water pump (?) and all the belts off as well as the entire oil pan since their are two bolts inside that keep the timing cover on.
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how bout you just sell me adam's and i'll give you mine to polish up for him lol... it's not like his VQ is goin anywhere anytime soon Originally Posted by MRC Motorsports
Yes, if I had a core to start with..
