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Did the front rad cleaning, time for some rear/underbody TLC.
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Did the front rad cleaning, time for some rear/underbody TLC.
here's a pic of some spring cleaning.... the salt was just eating away at me. Couldnt let her sit there like that...so, time for a wash!
Ed asks with a jealous tone:
What are those blue things.....?
Nice job, you have a lift too....?
Actually the job looks big, but I bet he would agree, its not huge....great job, I have been thinking of doing the same. what are you cleaning with? (I heard mineral spirits? works?) water for the salt... but for that "clean look"
hehehe... yeah, but she's 9 yrs old... these little things help alot in the long run.
blue things.... pss9's. yup got a lift... thats why I was able to put those oem bellows clamps.
It looks big... but, Ive done this before and took a little over an hour to take it all down to what you see.
As for cleaning it.... just a power wash set to low... set to high in stubborn spots.... As for the clean look... not sure yet. Im not at the level of Orient Epress yet... I just cant get myself to spit shine my control arm like he does.
4 bolts up top (engine bay), 1 under each wheel well (easier with tires off, but no big deal with it on), 2 at the under sides, 2 under the rear, 2 bumperettes, 1 plate light harness...and 2 rear lights (optional)... takes 15 minutes.... alot easier than the front bumper.
As for the gt trim... make sure you have the template for the holes so it looks straight. Ive seen some that are really wacked out.
You will find the removal of these rear bumpers quite easy. Easier than you thought.
The 996 and 997 models are very similar.
For the 997:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...p-by-step.html
Red, nice job!
Maybe you can get out the Brillo pads and polish the headers, cats, and mufflers like Gary (OE) does. Oh yeah, and don't forget to apply a coat of Rejex after they are polished.
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