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post Apr 21, 2005 - 10:43 AM
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hey 6gc'z,
Been on 6gc.net since last year, and i've always wanted a red top. Much like a Honda Type R and a Nissan Skyline engine. Although toyota are alot better tongue.gif Nwayz i've got a few dillemas:

i. How in the world do you remove the valve cover? (4 bolts below the ignition leads?)
ii. Do I need to remove the spark plugs first? and other wiring?
ii. If I do remove the valve cover is there going to be an abundant volume of oil threatening to devour me? lol
iii. When I need to put it back on do I need to replace the head gaskets?
iv. Any other information i need to know?

Thanks for your time guys. biggrin.gif If all things go well i'll be definately making a how-to article on this =] -R


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post Apr 21, 2005 - 11:45 AM
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i just recently painted mine...I used some Metalcast Anodized paint first, after sanding a long LONG time with 65 grit and 150 grit sand paper. Then I used duplicolor high heat engine paint in low gloss black, a couple of coats, i then baked it at 500 degrees to test out the paint, it was great and i cooked it for 10 minutes. For my letters I used touch up paint in a pen form at walmart in some Ford green color, that held up with the heat too...here's the final product, a little dirty
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eh thats not the final product, im fixing the letters up and that paint chip

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