Looking for a "Y" coupler to finish off the drivers side ...

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I, too have been lax with showing my bay.

 

Looks good Jim. What did you use to paint your SRT-6 letters?

 

I used a high heat engine enamel, just masked and sprayed. The valve covers and supercharger are also painted with a HH engine paint, that's why it doesn't match the SSB, it's as close as I could get. And though you cant see it, I even painted the bolts the contrasting colors. Thanks for the compliment

 

The other xfire I own the '05 SSB's engine.

 

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I decided to paint the SRT6 letters/numbers.



I still haven't even attempted to clean the engine yet.

 

Looks good! For engine cleaning, I just purchased an engine cleaning device from Harbor Freight, consisting of a wand with syphon tube that is used with a compressor and a container of degreasing fluid of your choice. Haven't tried it yet but it looks as if it will work.

 

I have had one of those for maybe 25 years, don't use it much, but when I do, I prefer kerosene. Gives a good mechanical aroma when you're done and fire 'er up !!!!

 

Not much here but it's mine.IMG_1417.jpg

 

still needs a little work

 

Nice shot.

 

Thanks very much.

 

Although it took me months to get the pieces together, I finally slapped this mess together on November 8-10 before heading off on a 15 day southern brewpub tour as far down as Jacksonville. As you can see it's still a work in progress but it's coming along.

By the way, the only other Crossfire I saw along the way was in a dealer lot in Salisbury, MD. If you saw me I was the guy who forgot to reinstall the front grill ...lol

A special THANK YOU!! to Rob@Needswings for expediting a pair of teflon coated valve covers to me just in the nick of time. The bottom of the box with my originals open while I was taken them to the powder coater and one of them cracked. A D'oh moment!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...1&d=1385481789

 

A lot of nice looking motors right there...too lazy to paint anything...I just keep them clean...

 

I guess I should post my the engine bay of my new (to me) SSB Coupe.

 

Looks good, now get some wiper cover nuts

 

Cover your nuts FP....or just let them hang out like I do....carry on....

 

Hey Doc.. thanks for the "no pic" example!