polishing procharger
02-08-2008, 02:58 PM
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polishing procharger
started working on my procharger this week, got the wheel housing finished today
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will post pictures of the transmission housing when it's done
<edit> it goes on a fully built 306 @ 28psi... it's a wee bit too big to be on the cobalt LOL
before:
after:
will post pictures of the transmission housing when it's done
<edit> it goes on a fully built 306 @ 28psi... it's a wee bit too big to be on the cobalt LOL
02-08-2008, 07:43 PM
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02-10-2008, 04:11 PM
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holy shiney batman!!!!
this was what it looked like last monday:
this is what it is now
this one is great.. it is so shiney it looks dirty becuase of the reflection from the dirt on the towel below it LOL.. (yes it is actually the reflection, not dirt)
think we can chalk this up as another happy customer :love:
this was what it looked like last monday:
this is what it is now
this one is great.. it is so shiney it looks dirty becuase of the reflection from the dirt on the towel below it LOL.. (yes it is actually the reflection, not dirt)
think we can chalk this up as another happy customer :love:
02-10-2008, 04:28 PM
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thnx everyone
i am setup to polish the m62 now as well, i will probably start doing those for $400 but they have to be disassembled before i will work on them cause it will require bead blasting work before the polish
if i can ever get someone to sell me a core m62, i will keep one in stock for a quick exchange... but it seems i'm having difficulty finding just the housing
i am setup to polish the m62 now as well, i will probably start doing those for $400 but they have to be disassembled before i will work on them cause it will require bead blasting work before the polish
if i can ever get someone to sell me a core m62, i will keep one in stock for a quick exchange... but it seems i'm having difficulty finding just the housing
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