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series2r33

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Looks good man. I did the same and was tossing up between painting or polishing. ended up get em polished and the crossover pipe done aswell for $200, and sprayed the spark plug cover... Have a look yourself.

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Im thinking next step is to change the intake manifold so therefore the piping aswell. So i'll be selling the cross over pipe and whatever piping anyone wants.

Matt.

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Ok, not to sure what happened to my other Topic.... so i'll start again

Either of these options will find your posts.

Profile > find members posts

or

My assistant > my last 10 posts

Looks like your previous thread was been merged with an existing thread on the same subject.

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75coupe Grand Master

75coupe

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Anyone tried metal polishing before...

I've heard there is a polishing creme you can get or I've seen the kits are the hardware store with the cake of soap looking stuff in different colours for grade...

I would love to learn this...

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