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Old 03-30-2015   #1
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Default During the course of the weekend.

I made a suggestion to Robert. I said your LT5 looks like chopped liver compared to mine. Of course he shot me the middle finger and said FU lol! But that if he is willing to spend $600 to get it powder coated that I would be willing to do all of the break down and assembly work on it. And that he would not regret it.
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Old 03-30-2015   #2
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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

Your engine looks great, something to strive for with my 94 when time and $$$ will allow.....
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Old 03-30-2015   #3
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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

Great of you to offer, even if he did a cheap spray can job it would look much better.

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Old 03-30-2015   #4
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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

It's almost impossible to get the valve covers out without removing the engine. Otherwise I would definitely at least spray paint my parts.
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Old 03-31-2015   #5
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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

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It's almost impossible to get the valve covers out without removing the engine. Otherwise I would definitely at least spray paint my parts.
You don't really need to remove the "Cam Covers".
Look here.
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread....ttle+spray+job

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Old 03-31-2015   #6
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You don't really need to remove the "Cam Covers".
Look here.
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread....ttle+spray+job

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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

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It's almost impossible to get the valve covers out without removing the engine. Otherwise I would definitely at least spray paint my parts.
Not as bad as it sounds.
Remove master cylinder and booster (w/o disconnecting lines), casing around heater/AC stuff on passenger side and move AC compressor (w/o disconnecting hoses) out of the way. Leaves lots of room to pull cam covers.
Hardest part was disconnecting brake pedal under the dash. That's where TomTom
came in handy! He's a little more flexible then I am....
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Old 03-31-2015   #8
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Default Re: During the course of the weekend.

how about mine rick, maybe i can get you to port it too!
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Old 03-31-2015   #9
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how about mine rick, maybe i can get you to port it too!
Was gonna say. You're more than welcome to come take mine apart.

I have beer.
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Was gonna say. You're more than welcome to come take mine apart.

I have beer.
Hahaha! Dime if I lived close I'd probably do it for beer and some good BBQ lol!
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