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    Wow! Very nice under there!

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    thats hot, good attn to detail

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    Yeah, I would as well like to clear up that i wasn't ripping on him about the car either. As a fact though, I am a tad bit jealous, and i'll admit to being too lazy for details such as these, but dang, that thing is cleaner now than it was when it was new.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NIGHTMAREWS.6 View Post
    I wanted to share some pics of some clean up i did under the car, came out pretty good.
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    Are there any car shows where they actually look at ur mufflers, shocks and differential?
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    Any of the shows ive ever been a spectator at there have always been at least a few cars up off the ground a ways with mirrors on the floor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GottaHaveLS1 View Post
    Are there any car shows where they actually look at ur mufflers, shocks and differential?
    I take mirrors with me to carshows and place them strategically so when you walk by the car you see how clean it is underneath

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    My car has all kinds of rubber spewed all over the place under there.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NIGHTMAREWS.6 View Post
    I wanted to share some pics of some clean up i did under the car, came out pretty good.
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    That is just phenomenal...awesome dude...just awesome.
    My jaw dropped when I seen that, even got some wood.
    Now I have to go find that chic that wanted to drive my car

    Bet you weren't thinkin your work would result in that when you were doin it...hehehe.

    Hey bro, we have the same exhaust, was thinking about polishing it with Mothers billet polish...whattaya think?

    Also, did you paint the rear yourself? What paint did you use if ya did?

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    Quote Originally Posted by {FzS}BlacKMagicK View Post
    That is just phenomenal...awesome dude...just awesome.
    My jaw dropped when I seen that, even got some wood.
    Now I have to go find that chic that wanted to drive my car

    Bet you weren't thinkin your work would result in that when you were doin it...hehehe.

    Hey bro, we have the same exhaust, was thinking about polishing it with Mothers billet polish...whattaya think?

    Also, did you paint the rear yourself? What paint did you use if ya did?
    Hey, thanks for the compliments, this job took quite some time, after working all day, it was a nice get away for me to work on this for a few hours every evening. the first thing i did was get rid of any rust that was present such as on the axle with a good sanding job. After that was done i used some eastwood rust encapuslator to seal it, then i painted it with a gloss black, using a roller on the smooth parts and a spray gun on the rest.
    As for the exhaust, don't waste your time with billet polish, i had to use a 3/4 hp bench buffer set at 3400rpm with some white rough compound and a spiral 8inch wheel buffer. thats if you want that mirror finish, the thing your want is the metal to be perfectly smooth, and when that wheel touches it, it will give you that mirror finish. The exhaust I did one piece at a time, some sanding on the exhaust just to get rid of some of the minor imperfections.
    The wheel wells i just used a rattle can and the smooth pieces i did with a small roller, i usually do the wheel wells about once a year.
    The axle, i could have just paid $200 and had the whole thing powerder coated, which would have been easier, but i enjoyed doing it myself.
    I'll post up some pics of the engine bay chromed out when i get back my ls6 intake and power steering reservoir from the chromer and i'll post pics of them installed.

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    Oh, and you guys are right, i just did the underside to have alittle edge at car shows, I also use some mirrors positioned just right so people can stand over them and see the whole underside, it just shows the judges that you went alittle farther, and it does work.
    Also someone mentioned the rotors i have aren't worn, thats because i just use those rotors for car shows, i use the stock one's when im driving around. the baer rotors polish up well with a buffing wheel. almost to a mirrored finish, just adds alittle bling for a car show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by {FzS}BlacKMagicK View Post
    ...Also, did you paint the rear yourself? What paint did you use if ya did?
    I sandblasted mine and repainted it with primer then a black sealant.




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    Nice job SOW, sure beats the rust finish I got goin on, not gonna bother paintin it 'cause I want a new rear anyway.

    Is that the stock sway there with poly bushings or did you opt for a thicker bar?

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    Damn, you've got yourself a serious case of OCPD. Get some therapy would you. You're making us all look bad and seem lazy.
    Seriously though, she look "Fabulous!"
    How did you like Eastwood Rust Encapsulator? Have you used it previously? I have a can and was planning on using it but, I'm a little leery of Eastwood products these days. I used the Silver High Temp Coating Kit on my headers and it turned to shit and started peeling about a month later. I'm going to pull them and get them powder coated soon. I've heard good things about "POR-15" and was thinking of just getting that. Any opinions on both of these products?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RosePetal68 View Post
    Damn, you've got yourself a serious case of OCPD. Get some therapy would you. You're making us all look bad and seem lazy.
    Seriously though, she look "Fabulous!"
    How did you like Eastwood Rust Encapsulator? Have you used it previously? I have a can and was planning on using it but, I'm a little leery of Eastwood products these days. I used the Silver High Temp Coating Kit on my headers and it turned to shit and started peeling about a month later. I'm going to pull them and get them powder coated soon. I've heard good things about "POR-15" and was thinking of just getting that. Any opinions on both of these products?
    Thanks for the compliments, I liked the Encapsulator, so far so good, its hard to keep the rust off the axle. I also used some regular high gloss and put that over the top just to make it really shiny. I've heard alot of good things about the POR-15, i believe you can get the POR-15 already in a high gloss finish or regular finish. I think either one you'll be fine with, if i had to do it over again i would have went with the POR-15.
    As far as the headers goes, i have FLP headers that are coated, no problems at all with those, they still look new after 2 years. Ya, make sure you never spray any kind of High Temp Coating on headers, they get to hot for that, and it will flake everytime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by {FzS}BlacKMagicK View Post
    Nice job SOW, sure beats the rust finish I got goin on, not gonna bother paintin it 'cause I want a new rear anyway.

    Is that the stock sway there with poly bushings or did you opt for a thicker bar?
    Sorry I lost track of this thread.

    The picture shows the stock 19mm with poly bushings and endlinks.

    Too much rear bar is a killer at a road race track, as it makes an unbearable oversteer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SexOnWheels View Post
    Sorry I lost track of this thread.

    The picture shows the stock 19mm with poly bushings and endlinks.

    Too much rear bar is a killer at a road race track, as it makes an unbearable oversteer.
    Did you find the bushings and end links helped?

    If so, can you point me to where I can get 'em?

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    definately helped.

    I think I ordered all my Endlinks and swaybar bushings (Prothane) from http://www.thunderracing.com/

    and here is the page with the Prothane products:

    http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...&vid=3&pcid=92

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    Quote Originally Posted by SexOnWheels View Post
    definately helped.

    I think I ordered all my Endlinks and swaybar bushings (Prothane) from http://www.thunderracing.com/

    and here is the page with the Prothane products:

    http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...&vid=3&pcid=92
    Thanks!!!
    Do you happen to know the size of the rear sway bar in millimeters for an 01' WS6? I want to order these right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by {FzS}BlacKMagicK View Post
    Thanks!!!
    Do you happen to know the size of the rear sway bar in millimeters for an 01' WS6? I want to order these right now.
    All rear swaybars for our cars are 19mm with the very small exception of 1993 1LE cars getting a 22mm.

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