Scotts brite pads, super clean, gloves and hours of work. Have fun. It's worth it when you get paint on it
...BTW your Bieber avatar is awesome.-Malone
I love the black color on yours and the parts of mine that are black. That said I will never paint another thing black on my engine again. I have had an oil leak since the first start and I think I found it last week. You will NEVER be able to tell where fuel, antifreeze, oil, and whatever else can leak out of these is coming from with it black. I love the way it looks, but if I were you and had enough coin for 2 more cans of engine paint I would try to recolor it
Quote from: Thezorn on February 19, 2011, 07:19:53 pmHad to deal with thisThe little rubber bit there is a check valve. I suspect that without it you'll end up with crankcase oil/mist getting sucked into your brake booster and possibly wreck the booster diaphragm. Might take quite some time, tho. Also, I hope that you made sure that the threads of the new fitting didn't protrude below the surface of the top plate and you didn't leave any burr on the hole. In either case, the vanes of the vac pump will get trashed. I recently got a brass check valve from McMaster and installed it into one vac pump that had the nipple broken off. I haven't installed and tested it, tho.
Had to deal with this
Please report back if/when your brake booster fails in the next year or two.
how have I missed this build! twin turbo setup looks amazing!
Quote from: zagarus on May 07, 2011, 01:25:47 amhow have I missed this build! twin turbo setup looks amazing!haha thanks, hopefully it runs well too. It will be insured and going for its first drive this afternoon.
enough boost is when you have 3 dimple marks in the hood from the valve cover nuts..