EL NENE 7's - "EYE CANDY" --"The Road to 450HP"
04-01-07, 01:05 AM
#288
12:31 Helped El Nene This weekend
Hey if anyone has met this guy in person can vouch for me when i say this short port rican cat is coo peeps to be around. It's coo cuz my brother myself and him are from the island and got a lot in common. But anyway this youngster came by my house to get some small stuff done for that custome radiator in the pic today, half done here are some of the pics side radiator mounts.
04-01-07, 01:06 AM
#289
ok well got a sponsor now that is doing a lot of my fabrication work. Today they did my custom radiator mounts for my huge *** radiator. Later on they will do the all the welded intercooler piping so it will only be 4 couplers .Custom manifold to make fitments easier and custom exhaust piping.
soon they will post pics of there work on here so keep it on the look out and give these guys a try for any custom work needed.They work with the best materials and take pride in their work and best of all their work stands out in performance and looks.
12**31 MOTORSPORTS -----Alex -------talkca@aol.com
welding,fabrication, and engine rebuilds
soon they will post pics of there work on here so keep it on the look out and give these guys a try for any custom work needed.They work with the best materials and take pride in their work and best of all their work stands out in performance and looks.
12**31 MOTORSPORTS -----Alex -------talkca@aol.com
welding,fabrication, and engine rebuilds
04-01-07, 01:16 AM
#291
they will go on the sides and bolt down with rubber bushings on the side frame rails ...WHY well my radiator is 27.5 inches wide the stock t2 frame end to end is close to 29"
my radiator is custom and so will the mounts and they soon will be available for a custom set up by 12**31 MOTORSPORTS
my radiator is custom and so will the mounts and they soon will be available for a custom set up by 12**31 MOTORSPORTS
04-01-07, 01:24 AM
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guys, can anyone tell me how to attach the pictures to a thread without having them as thumbnails???? i want to show the pics as in this thread in the first page, just the whole pic in the quote, and not the thumbnail of it!!!!
PlEEEEAAASE!!
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04-01-07, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by stylEmon
put the url of the image in brackets... [img]www.yourpic/hosted.jpg.com[/img]
thanks man! so the pics have to be on a site in the internet! ...
04-01-07, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by El Nene 7
well for the irons, i resurfaced them and cleaned them . Each one took me close to 2 hours to clean
The rotors i used CLP wich is made for military weapons its a cleaner , lubricant and preservative , A little bit of a non-harsh wire brush and time got them looking like new. Then i went over all the surfaces with 1000grit sand paper with clp to clean them.
The reason for the polishing of rotors is so it will be a lot harder to get carbon buildup and to kill time.lololo
theres no significant gains in cleaning your rotors besides knowing you will be a little safe on carbon build up plus it will help with the break in
The rotors i used CLP wich is made for military weapons its a cleaner , lubricant and preservative , A little bit of a non-harsh wire brush and time got them looking like new. Then i went over all the surfaces with 1000grit sand paper with clp to clean them.
The reason for the polishing of rotors is so it will be a lot harder to get carbon buildup and to kill time.lololo
theres no significant gains in cleaning your rotors besides knowing you will be a little safe on carbon build up plus it will help with the break in
