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Location: Currituck, NC
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Yesterday I was finishing up a few little details after replacing injectors/coils/wires. While cleaning up, I was not thrilled at how the throttle body looked, so I hammered out a little cover today at the shop. Well maybe not hammered, but we did laser cut a plate from 1/8 alum sheet, then CNC engraved it. Can I get some opinions before I attach it.
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Location: Jacksonville, FL USA
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How did you make that? Is it a separate cover for the OE cover? Oh, forgot, that looks way cool!
Not to be a wise guy. You did clean up the electrolytic corrosion from the plate and the mounting surface, you got all the white pasty stuff cleaned off the aluminum and neutralized it with baking soda or vinegar. ![]() Tom
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Spring TX
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I have the same bubling in my paint. Is that thing stuck on? Looks great, I want one.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: O'Fallon, Mo
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I am having carter make me a similar plate for my gto. Looks really great, nice job!
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Look's nice.
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Location: Currituck, NC
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![]() No it's not attached yet, lots of prep work to do beforehand. It's a seperate cover that will seal over the entire top of the throttle body. Probably use a silicone product to mount it, so it's easy to remove if need be. Last edited by Shrek; 01-31-2011 at 06:52 PM. Reason: my spelling sucks! |
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Looks great
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