PFS SMIC and GReddy elbow
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Originally Posted by rynberg
True. I think the way I worded my post made it seem like it was a big issue, and I don't believe it is.
Damn, the PFS looks really nice polished like that....what setup are you running now with your single turbo?
Damn, the PFS looks really nice polished like that....what setup are you running now with your single turbo?
I hear ya Ryan. I have a greddy three row now. Not that you can see it here but whatever. You know what it looks like.
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Last edited by Fd3BOOST; Feb 28, 2006 at 01:49 PM.
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST
You laugh but I had someone actuall send me a stock intake elbow and ask me to polish it. I had to contain myself when I emailed him back informing him that you cannot polish plastic to look like shiney alluminum.
Originally Posted by yuichiror
VaGamber just finished the powder coating. Thanks dude, they look great!
What is the angle of the bracket on the bottom of your intercooler? Or if you can't get the exact angle, how about the length of the front edge and the length of the rear edge? TIA.
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST
No it was made for me Ramy. I don't know why Ray had written rikki in it but I assure you the pipe was hand made for me by Ray. I have to believe back then both of us were kind of associated with calling folks "rikkis" By the time I got that pipe Ryan was already in the process of selling his RX7.
PFS SMIC removing red / polishing end tanks
I know this thread is really old but I'm buying a PFS SMIC that has the red powder coat and I wanted to know how you removed it? Anyone else have any ideas what the eaistest way is to polish the end tanks up?
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Chemical strip and scotch brite etc to get started.
Polishing just takes progressive sand paper and ultimately a polishing compound, and a lot of time and elbow grease.
I've had good experiences with metal finishing shops when I feel lazy, reasonable prices for a simple job like that.
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