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Very nice work, can't wait to see the final product.
Can you tell me where you got the dollies from? My dad is doing a restoration project in the garage and they would be great to have.
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HahahaOriginally posted by GINCH View PostGreat job on the progress so far fellas. Really looking forward to following this thread till its up and running!!
This pic cracked me up as it looks like Danny has a smoke hanging out of his mouth. Had to do a double take!!
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Great job on the progress so far fellas. Really looking forward to following this thread till its up and running!!
This pic cracked me up as it looks like Danny has a smoke hanging out of his mouth. Had to do a double take!!

Derek
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The anticipation builds....stoked every time I see an update on this!!! BTW..... Very sexy engine in the last pic! Lol
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Oh and I almost forgot, the oh so mandatory "look at me, i'm an engine" photo
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So this weekend was a very productive one. Took the car for a final rinse on friday in that short period where it didnt rain, cleaned the exterior thoroughly, and put the car up on wheel dollies.

Friday/Saturday I started draining all the fluids, removing as much as I knew how on the engine, and dropping the exhaust. Luckily with how good the car has been taken care of, the exhaust didnt rust on and was not that difficult to drop. Sunday was my Bday so I barely did anything (had the AC Discharged, huge thanks to the gentleman that did this!), and yesterday I finished pulling the engine thanks to the help of Bryan and Danny.












Still lots to clean up in the engine bay if I want it looking anywhere near show quality

One of these things is not like the other. Can anyone differentiate who works on cars and who’s all about Instagram and scene points? Haha JK, we love you Danny!

Also made a portable engine stand, which didnt even come close to supporting the weight of the engine so I will need to take it apart and reinforce with some 2x4's.

So if I drove the car on Friday and the engine was pulled by Monday, by my calculations I should have this swap done by Friday, just in time for roll in at Driven! lol
Seriously though, next step will be taking off all the AC lines along with the condenser, and I need to pull both the front and rear subframes to get them reinforced. Slowly but surely its all coming along nicely!
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OP, looking great Patryk! Endura is great paint!
Also that rustoleum degreaser is great stuff, Just used some last night for another use that most would not think of, but is one of those tragic benefits things. I use it to de-anodize aluminum. Most of the soapy not petroleum based degreasers will strip anodizing or oxidization in a few minutes.
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Heard this stuff works pretty good too. Never tried it myself though.
http://www.rustoleum.com/product-cat...otive-clean-up
http://www.rustoleum.com/product-cat...aner-degreaser
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So far, I've gone through 4 bottles of brake cleaner, 4 wire brushes (toothbrush size), and 2 large wire brushes. Need to go buy more brake cleaner lol. Also thinking i'm gonna take a wire wheel to the side of the block to scuff it a bit better before paint (same with all the covers that are oddly shaped and tough to get to with sandpaper)
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How many toothbrushes did you use?!
Looks great.Last edited by witchcraftz; 05-11-2015, 11:50 AM.
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I can't wait to see and hear this... Good work Pat!
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Thanks guys. As far as I know, there is only one type of endura paint and they are all high heat paints that work well with engines. There's just not many places in town that sell endura. I got mine from Smith Maclays Coatings (I think thats what the shop is called).
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Thoroughly impressed with your de-gunking abilities :O
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Looks awesome, what type of endura paint did you get I want to give my engine a quick makeover
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