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Old 05-17-2007 | 09:11 AM
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How hard are they to get off? I'd like to add some bling..... or somethign to the engine bay, Im thinking paint them, whats y'alls opinion.
Old 05-17-2007 | 10:29 AM
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Shouldnt be too hard but I dont know for sure. Never got that deep into my 6 when I had her. All I know is an LT1's aren't that bad.
Old 05-18-2007 | 03:42 AM
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there kind of a *****.. i pulled mine when i pulled the intake manis so i was already deep off into the motor.. i had to pull the fuel rails the coil packs etc.. it sucked but its really just a matter of time
Old 05-18-2007 | 07:27 AM
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3.4 they suck to take them off
Old 05-18-2007 | 07:40 AM
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On the 3.8, you have to take off the coil pack, fuel rails, fuel lines, and a few other little odds and ends. Will take about an hour or so.
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Hmmmmm, maybe ill wait on this until I get a few days in a row off from work, incase I run into problems, which with my luck, i deffinatly will. Do you guys think 500* temp paint would hold up, or would it end up looking like crap a while down the road.
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eh i am using 1200* temp paint on all of my stuff (brake calipers) valves covers etc.. but 500* should work..

my only advice is get a haynes manual and make sure you know how to paint well
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Hmmmmm, maybe ill wait on this until I get a few days in a row off from work, incase I run into problems, which with my luck, i deffinatly will. Do you guys think 500* temp paint would hold up, or would it end up looking like crap a while down the road.
i would just use the highest temp u can get in the color u want cause it wont hurt to be able to handle more heat than u want, and good plan with the couple days thing shouldnt take u that wrong but u know nothing ever goes excatly like it should
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