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What brand of paint is on that engine, thanks in advance.
If you're referring to the valve covers, they're the silver teflon coated covers from Needswings. I haven't painted anything, except the pulley bracket for the PSK kit.
Hi Chris. I have to ask; was this improvement/modification the result of someone's pulley failing and twisting the original scatter shield,or worse? Could,should we upgrade to your new improved bracket? Thank you for your continued effort in a very cool product for us. BTW, am really loving the new paddle shifters that I just finally got installed a few months ago. I thought I was over my head for a brief moment or two, but your excellent "How-To" was perfect!
Hi Chris. I have to ask; was this improvement/modification the result of someone's pulley failing and twisting the original scatter shield,or worse? Could,should we upgrade to your new improved bracket? Thank you for your continued effort in a very cool product for us. BTW, am really loving the new paddle shifters that I just finally got installed a few months ago. I thought I was over my head for a brief moment or two, but your excellent "How-To" was perfect!
Agreed^^^.
A scatter shield is a must on those after market pulleys, even the OEM one must fail at some point but not as soon as the after market ones.
Hi Chris. I have to ask; was this improvement/modification the result of someone's pulley failing and twisting the original scatter shield,or worse? Could,should we upgrade to your new improved bracket? Thank you for your continued effort in a very cool product for us. BTW, am really loving the new paddle shifters that I just finally got installed a few months ago. I thought I was over my head for a brief moment or two, but your excellent "How-To" was perfect!
Yes and no, while the scatter Shield has been successful on the few occasions that it has been tested, I had one end user who had his pulley let go which resulted in the shield getting a little twisted and I decided that this scatter shield design needed a little bit more reinforcement. I had been struggling with how to do it as I wanted to come up with a solution that was Backward Compatible and I did. The new upgrade bracket that adds further stability to the scattershield can be installed easily on the existing scattershield. if you're interested in getting the bracket I had some extras made just send me an email.
Cheers,
Chris
PS happy to hear that you were successful with your paddle install I never doubted your ability for a minute :-)
Received the scatter-shield from Chris in Mondays mail. Nice work and thank you for keeping these products available for the Crossfire. I now will have piece of mind while driving. I hope to get it chromed along with a few other pieces before install.
Received the scatter-shield from Chris in Mondays mail. Nice work and thank you for keeping these products available for the Crossfire. I now will have piece of mind while driving. I hope to get it chromed along with a few other pieces before install.
To get a good chrome job you need to polish the part first and a really good polish may be satisfactory as is. Chroming stainless steel is a bit more work than chroming plain steel I believe and therefore more costly.
I was just starting to install mine and found a small square piece of metal in with the bolts. Does this have a purpose? Is it some kind of spacer or ?
Re: Scatter-shield for Supercharger Pulley
