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I want to get ideas of how to dress the engine bay. I also want to ditch all the emissions junk. So lets see what you did. I'm mainly considering if I should powdercoat parts, get chrome or black engine dressings, dual carbs, etc.... so post your favorite engine pics....
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Jedi Knight
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72 TR6: I've done a couple things.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devilgrin.gif
frankenstang57
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You did say everything an' anything! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devilgrin.gif
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Here's part of the engine bay in my 1500 Spridget.
This was taken to document the "emergency repair" we did (used Vise-Grips to hold on the carb when the upper stud failed during practice). It held on nicely for the subsequent 2 hour enduro.
Hard to see everything due to poor picture quality, but there is a header, heat-shield, cold-air hose, PVC plastic intake horn with "bug-screen" air filter and copper-tube crankcase vent, S&S single pumper carb, fuel-pressure regulator.
This is a "working" engine and it never looks pretty.
This was taken to document the "emergency repair" we did (used Vise-Grips to hold on the carb when the upper stud failed during practice). It held on nicely for the subsequent 2 hour enduro.
Hard to see everything due to poor picture quality, but there is a header, heat-shield, cold-air hose, PVC plastic intake horn with "bug-screen" air filter and copper-tube crankcase vent, S&S single pumper carb, fuel-pressure regulator.
This is a "working" engine and it never looks pretty.
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Allright Bryan! - another "classic" engine bay!
I think others are just embarrased to show em.
as Frank Zappa said: "There's a lot more of us ugly people out here so you pretty people better watch out!"
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Not that I've got anything against a pretty engine - Some day.... Some day.... But I'm not afraid to show it and I'm certainly not afraid to drive it. It may be ugly but it's running like a scared rabbit right now /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I think others are just embarrased to show em.
as Frank Zappa said: "There's a lot more of us ugly people out here so you pretty people better watch out!"
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Not that I've got anything against a pretty engine - Some day.... Some day.... But I'm not afraid to show it and I'm certainly not afraid to drive it. It may be ugly but it's running like a scared rabbit right now /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif