valvo cover, delivery pipe, wheels?

 

Calipers

Take out pistons and rubber seals carefully then re-assemble after pc.

 

Take out pistons and rubber seals carefully then re-assemble after pc.

This would be the first one I'd do. I've got high-temp paint on mine, powdercoat would be much nicer.

 

Something under the engine bay for sure. But I'm not sure what.

 

Something under the engine bay for sure. But I'm not sure what.

The engine block?

 

i would do the sway bar+rims

 

Take out pistons and rubber seals carefully then re-assemble after pc.

what why? what am i PCing? rods...
i dont get it..

i dont want anything crazy like the Block!!... calipers was a good idea.. wheels nah maybe when i get some 18s... valve cover its already painted...

thnaks for the suggestions

 

delivery pipe

 

delivery pipe

its plastic but maybe when i get a new one..
good idea..

 

what why? what am i PCing? rods...
i dont get it..

i dont want anything crazy like the Block!!... calipers was a good idea.. wheels nah maybe when i get some 18s... valve cover its already painted...

thnaks for the suggestions

I think he's talking about the caliper pistons.

 

ahh good point..
that would explain the rubber seals...

 

Calipers have pistons inside them that push brake fluid

If you look at the caliper you will see rubber seals that prevent brake fluid from leaking. Sometimes the heat from the powder coating can damage these rubber seals. Carefully (take your time to not damage seals) pry out the rubber seals and remove the piston inside the caliper. PC the calipers and re-assemble.

 

yeah i just didnt put 2 and 2 together
and thanks for the info on taking them apart!

 

Hey, I imagine you want to keep your specific discount on the DL, but what would he normally charge for powdercoating the valve cover black? Maybe you could ask when you go in for your work? Thanks.

 

will do





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