Actually quite like the look of that kit on the red car...
But I'm sure this build will still be quality...
Actually quite like the look of that kit on the red car...
But I'm sure this build will still be quality...
of course I dont care, your a muppet!!!
Just a universal type.... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UNIVERSAL-...3D320930688348
And they are just as efficient as standard?
They're better than stock, larger core.
Cheers Paul.
With the bay fabrication done it was all seam sealed and several coats of primer and 2k white applied we have a dazzling clean bay.
Looks good Paul.
I'm going to have a go at spraying my engine bay at the weekend.
Got any tips? Your's looks a lot more "stripped" than mine, so I will start there.
How do you spray it? From the outside? or do you stand in the middle and try not to touch anything XD
A combination of both to be honest, there are some areas you just have to get in the bay to access with the spray gun.
I recommend cellulose primer coat first, engine bays are full of horribleness even after steam cleaning, lots of paint reactions will happen if celly primer is not laid down. I also like using stonechip on the more rugged areas, it forms a nice rubberized layer for great protection, also good for flattening out crap looking bits.
On this bay I have relocated the fusebox to the boot and run the harness through the NS quarter panel, so no wires at all will be in the engine bay=super clean.
Awesome cheers, I will get stuck in,.
And that is a good idea! I was thinking of making a cover for mine using some carbon fiber or something. Hide all the wires at once.
I've already hit it with a coat of stonechip around the hard hit areas, so I will crack on with that this evening so its dry ready for the weekend.
Cheers again!