Post Your Detailed Engine
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thebamboo23
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Love me some double boost
WRXINXS
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I cant deny I do too!:xyxthumbs:
Jsou that F150 looks like it was a TON of work. Great job!
SYMAWD
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This is pretty much how I do it for newer cars, but you still want to avoid spraying water directly on the alternator, electronics, etc. but a light rinse is fine. Let the cleaner do the work.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jlhvgtp_6vk]How To Clean Engine Bay - AllClean+ All Purpose Super Cleaner - Chemical Guys HEMI CHARGER - YouTube[/video]
pickles
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Question this is my car's engine below it's a new car 12's how can I clean that without messing the electronics ? Thanks.
disposable shower caps like the ones hotels provide.
DETAILED IMPRESSIONS
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What you guys use to dress your engines
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using AG Online
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using AG Online
nissenc1337
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Brushes, Protectant, and Instant detailer. Brushes are key. All Mothers brand for me.
mpkav
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What did you use on the F150? It looks great. I'm getting ready to do mine!!One I did on an F-150.
Does out of the bay count?
Baconz2012
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Oh. My. God. That is so sexy.
Some nice work!
How many of you guys prefer all the plastic covers they put over everything in the engine compartments on newer cars? I guess they figured, people aren't going to clean 'em so might as well hide the grime under some plastic covers.
Personally, I like to see all the mechanical stuff and all the hoses and wires. It's a lot more work to keep clean, but looks nice when clean. I've also noticed that many new cars don't even provide dipsticks anymore.
How many of you guys prefer all the plastic covers they put over everything in the engine compartments on newer cars? I guess they figured, people aren't going to clean 'em so might as well hide the grime under some plastic covers.
Personally, I like to see all the mechanical stuff and all the hoses and wires. It's a lot more work to keep clean, but looks nice when clean. I've also noticed that many new cars don't even provide dipsticks anymore.