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This is it. The final page with all of the wiring and other paint work done as well as final engine assembly.
Engine Installation and Detailing
Engine Installation and Detailing
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New Engine, the final chapter
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Darn it. I thought this was going to be pictures of your secret FI install :wink:
Nice work, btw...
Nice work, btw...
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Looks great!
When you mention black oxide counter sunk capscrews, were you referring to the socket head capscrews that use allen wrenches around the timing chain cover? Did you clear coat the black oxide? It doesn't have a protective coating and will rust.
If they were available in stainless, would you have gone that route?
When you mention black oxide counter sunk capscrews, were you referring to the socket head capscrews that use allen wrenches around the timing chain cover? Did you clear coat the black oxide? It doesn't have a protective coating and will rust.
If they were available in stainless, would you have gone that route?