RRYDE Custom Engine Bays
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05-18-2012, 04:21 PM
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05-18-2012, 07:26 PM
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Wire tuck?
I tried to do mine but got stuck and didn't do a complete tuck. There's that part by the back of the passenger valve cover where the harness goes into some sort of plastic thing. DId you guys just break that thing open to get the wires out? I didn't want to break it, so now I have wires that are visible from that point.
I tried to do mine but got stuck and didn't do a complete tuck. There's that part by the back of the passenger valve cover where the harness goes into some sort of plastic thing. DId you guys just break that thing open to get the wires out? I didn't want to break it, so now I have wires that are visible from that point.
#621
05-20-2012, 11:56 PM
Work done at Technosquare
Finally got around to posting pictures of the work done at Technosquare. Special thanks to Howard, owner of Technosquare, Randy, and Marty for their help with this project!
Polished Timing Chain Cover
Polished Alternator
Polished Power Steering Pump
Polished Misc Brackets and Hex Bolts
Earls Clamps and SS Hoses
Before engine bay shot
Old Timing Chain Cover
Howard cleaning up the new cover.
Old alternator. Fugly..
Nice, polished Alternator casing
Randy assembling the Alternator
New Alternator, much, much better
Polished Power Steering Pump
Randy has to now figure out how to swap the Power Steering housing/internals.
All put back together....what a difference. Pictures don't do it justice...
Polished Timing Chain Cover
Polished Alternator
Polished Power Steering Pump
Polished Misc Brackets and Hex Bolts
Earls Clamps and SS Hoses
Before engine bay shot
Old Timing Chain Cover
Howard cleaning up the new cover.
Old alternator. Fugly..
Nice, polished Alternator casing
Randy assembling the Alternator
New Alternator, much, much better
Polished Power Steering Pump
Randy has to now figure out how to swap the Power Steering housing/internals.
All put back together....what a difference. Pictures don't do it justice...
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#624
05-26-2012, 02:03 AM
Stopped at Randy's today to get some final touches before Wekfest...ill post more pictures tomorrow...Enjoy.
Sanded down and ready to paint flat black...
Candy Red Crank Pulley, FTW!
More chrome brackets....
...what is a polished timing cover without chromed out water pump and tensioner covers?
Sanded down and ready to paint flat black...
Candy Red Crank Pulley, FTW!
More chrome brackets....
...what is a polished timing cover without chromed out water pump and tensioner covers?
#626
05-26-2012, 05:05 PM
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05-26-2012, 05:09 PM
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#628
05-26-2012, 07:23 PM
pmed you but I think in to late....plz tell me I'm wrong
Stopped at Randy's today to get some final touches before Wekfest...ill post more pictures tomorrow...Enjoy.
Sanded down and ready to paint flat black...
Candy Red Crank Pulley, FTW!
More chrome brackets....
...what is a polished timing cover without chromed out water pump and tensioner covers?
Sanded down and ready to paint flat black...
Candy Red Crank Pulley, FTW!
More chrome brackets....
...what is a polished timing cover without chromed out water pump and tensioner covers?
#629
05-27-2012, 12:10 AM
