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dhahlen 03-25-05 03:55 PM

Parts back from poslishing...
 
What do you guys think?

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Sacker90 03-25-05 04:01 PM

man thats nice

DGblk93 03-25-05 04:08 PM

That's awesome. I've been contemplating doing it myself - but I doubt I can do as nice a job as what was done for your throttle body. Where did you get it done? Prices?

PDViper77 03-25-05 04:09 PM

looks good

dhahlen 03-25-05 04:14 PM

I got everything done for $280, I think the price was good for the work they do, the shop I took it to does excellent work as you can see. If i paid $340 they would have filled in the underside, I didn't want to pay for that cause you never see it when it's bolted on the engine.

Also, the name of the shop is Southwest Polishing located in Mesa, AZ, they got the parts back to me in 3 days... I wasn't in too much of a rush, but they had them done 2 days earlier than I expected.

Fd3BOOST 03-25-05 04:17 PM

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I think that they could have done some more sanding before they polished them out. Looks decent but if you can't see your reflection then you got some more polishing to do.

dhahlen 03-25-05 04:25 PM

I took them at an angle so i couldn't see my reflection =P I'll get some more later in the sunlight =P Yours looks nice though, hehe

Fd3BOOST 03-25-05 04:59 PM

Yea I don't want to be harping on them. Just sayin. They look nice.

scratchjunkie 03-25-05 06:40 PM

its just something about these polished threads that gets me all gitty. i regret not polishing my tb and secondary inlet pipe(dont know the correct name hahaha). looks great though, i love it!

RuffRyder 03-25-05 07:22 PM

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Dang $240 is a lot. I got mine done for $60. my shroud for $50. INtercooler for $40. y-pipe for $20. Just go to some little place where they need the money but are skilled because thats all they know how to do their whole life. here is mine

dhahlen 03-25-05 07:41 PM

Damn thats bling bling, lol. What part of CA, I might take my alternator, and waterpump etc etc over there.

RuffRyder 03-25-05 08:11 PM

Southern California. San fernando valley. I lvie in northridge but polisher is in pacoima

jimlab 03-25-05 09:04 PM


Originally Posted by RuffRyder
my shroud for $50.

Sounds about right... so why did you post this?

"the shroud itself is almsot 300 withotu labor or anythign just teh material and polishing."

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...9&postcount=13

TwinTurbo93 03-25-05 09:05 PM

:bigeyes: :bling:

dhahlen 03-25-05 09:08 PM


Originally Posted by jimlab
Sounds about right... so why did you post this?

"the shroud itself is almsot 300 withotu labor or anythign just teh material and polishing."

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...9&postcount=13

GOTCHA BITCH! Haha

I Just can't wait to see what it looks like on the engine =P I start putting everything back together tomorrow, haha.

RX7 RAGE 03-25-05 09:46 PM

That looks fabulous. :)

silver93r1 03-25-05 10:53 PM

flippen sweet man :bigthumb:

superior_force 03-25-05 11:13 PM

truly amazing how fast the same polished goodie will rapidly oxidize...yet another maintenance item...in a few days wipe it off with polish and you'll get that nice black aluminum oxide all over your shop rag

it's a world of constant decay

TT_Rex_7 03-25-05 11:34 PM


Originally Posted by superior_force
truly amazing how fast the same polished goodie will rapidly oxidize...yet another maintenance item...in a few days wipe it off with polish and you'll get that nice black aluminum oxide all over your shop rag

it's a world of constant decay

Wow, you have something against polishing? lol Wonder how it'd look to polish it to get rid of the casting dimples, and then ceramic coat it with a chrome like finish.

-Alex

scratchjunkie 03-26-05 12:12 AM


Originally Posted by superior_force
truly amazing how fast the same polished goodie will rapidly oxidize...yet another maintenance item...in a few days wipe it off with polish and you'll get that nice black aluminum oxide all over your shop rag

it's a world of constant decay

for a whole year my alternator and uim still look great up with minimal polsihing. its the r1 strut bar i find oxidizing though.

jeremyb 03-26-05 01:13 AM

nice job... who did your polishing?

Jeremy

dhahlen 03-26-05 01:15 AM

Check the first page on the thread =P I got the shop info there.

jeremyb 03-26-05 01:40 AM

Ahh I see it :banghead:

Jeremy

BlueRex 03-26-05 01:48 AM


Originally Posted by jimlab
Sounds about right... so why did you post this?

"the shroud itself is almsot 300 withotu labor or anythign just teh material and polishing."

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...9&postcount=13

Well he did say polishing and materials so maybe the aluminum was $250 :D

In that same thread he was saying a majority of the cost was the aluminum, so atleast he's consistant.

dhahlen 03-26-05 01:56 AM

Should we just turn this into a roasting thread? =P


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