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My VE looks VERY weathered from outside, but the inside looks all sparkly and stuff thank goodness....
What can I use to clean the alloy block and head and the manifold etc. It's not just simple dirt and grime, but more like soap scum type effect.
What can I use to give the alloy that new look finish??
Wire Wheels in di-grinder and for smaller stuff tight places course wire wheel for dremal
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Chris Allen aka Shaggy
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04 Turbo G35 Sedan 400WHP @ 8PSI
06 Dodge Turbo Diesel Chiped to 445HP & 860FT/LB TQ
04 Carson 28' Toybox to haul my cars and sleep in at the track
96 200SX Built GTI-R 497WHP (being dismantled)
91NX2K 12.6:1CR SR20VE All N1 parts Track Car
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Curent Project
S13 SR20VET Going Big or Going Home
I tried Simple Green and a rag when the motor was out of the car. It is not the most effective way to do the job. Very diffacult, and time consuming...and the end result is mediocre at best. I suggest following chris200t's advice.
warm oxy clean is what i use and a soft brush, all the other cleaners i have used seem to always leave a oil film and smell oxy rocks!
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99 i30- lowered on 20's, jdm evolution kit
02 sv 650s- v twin scorpion high mount full fairing candy blue
07 RX8 turbo-apexi coilovers, mazdaspeed body kit, 19x9.5 all four corners
