Polished Plenum?
I'd highly recommend contacting SxExCx for one. His work top notch and it will save you a lot of time and effort.
Here are a couple of reads though if you want to try and tackle it yourself.
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...polishing.html
Here are a couple of reads though if you want to try and tackle it yourself.
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...polishing.html
It is not like it takes a rocket scientist to do this, just more time and investment than is reasonable for most people. I recommend speaking to SxExCx about getting one.
Here is a nice DIY http://www.poleringsguide.se/english/
At a minimum you will need a kit like this http://caswellplating.com/buffs/alpolkit.htm
along with a grinder or electric corded drill, various sandpapers and final polishes. Probably close to $100 in equipment investment if you already have the power tools, then add in probably a whole day's worth of work (8-10 hrs)
Here is a nice DIY http://www.poleringsguide.se/english/
At a minimum you will need a kit like this http://caswellplating.com/buffs/alpolkit.htm
along with a grinder or electric corded drill, various sandpapers and final polishes. Probably close to $100 in equipment investment if you already have the power tools, then add in probably a whole day's worth of work (8-10 hrs)
Listen to everyone else, poilshing is not as easy as it sounds it you'll end up spending more on parts, compound, tools..ect if you try to do it yourself
Contact SxExCx for great quality polished parts
Contact SxExCx for great quality polished parts
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Oh okay that's good to know, well I will focus on buying a polished plenum after I get the my compression rod bushings, fix the gas gauge problem our cars are known for, and get my valve cover leak fixed. Ughh that's what I get for buying a G with 100k on it.
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Oct 1, 2015 05:25 PM
