Lil engine clean up

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Re: Lil engine clean up

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:hangloose: looks great 8)


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Thanks guys, yeah it was much needed took her for a spin today sounds flipping awesome got that classic air cooled sound but a lot deeper, need to figure out how to post a sound clip,was gonna a frame her up to maphelane this weekend but with music like that coming from behind I might just drive :wink: but she's looking soooo clean feel bad driving her on a dirt road
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Almost sounds like those 1200 BMW adventure bikes with a nice pipe but with 4 cylinders
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That looks lekker man! :flash:
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Re: Lil engine clean up

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Looks very nice! My engine tin needs the same thing but I dread taking the engine out. Wish it was open like yours.
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Yeah that's one advantage with a buggy :hangloose:
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Hi I must commend you on the transformation but speaking from personal experience the MS primers dont last on beetle engines I normally etch prime and spray 2k paint and this has proved more durable seems that ms is not that resistant to heat. alternatively powder coat
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IMPI wrote:Hi I must commend you on the transformation but speaking from personal experience the MS primers dont last on beetle engines I normally etch prime and spray 2k paint and this has proved more durable seems that ms is not that resistant to heat. alternatively powder coat
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Thanks impi I did use etch primer sand blasted first then sprayed that etch primer stuff then the red n silver were 2k paint
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