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Painting inside of engine? 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Sun Jul 9 06:48 CST 2006
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Thanks Gary,

I did have the sense to cover the openings to the engine...but I'm planning on getting everything perfectly clean before assembly. I still have to chase the threads and wipe out the oil galleries. There is a long way to go before I'm finished. The buffing of the outside was just a fun way to waste a day and to have a very slick looking engine (everything else has been treated the same way).

Craig






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