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My blue engine bay

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Well, its been a while since I changed anything. Decided to add a bit more blue. First, a bit of powdercoating:

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and also a bit of annodising:

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Ill post another pic with everything fitted....
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    :thumright: me likes :D .
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    aza013 wrote: :thumright: me likes :D .
    +1 :thumleft:
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    Bennoz wrote:
    aza013 wrote: :thumright: me likes :D .
    +1 :thumleft:
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    I just had to add it ......
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    +3 :)
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    Gholdwayne, and 4 others likes this.
    97 GPX Icelle Blue

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    looks great cant wait to see them fitted
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    And here they are fitted:

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      Looks great dwayne
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      +5 8)
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      Fix that red scratch on the intake!!

      Other than that.. Noice. 8O
      I just had to add it ......
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      Wow Looks amazing Dwayne!
      Your car truly is what an FTO should aspire to be! :lol:
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      Looks really awesome! 8)
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      You've taken it to another level again Dwayne :thumleft:

      Just out of curiousity, how did you colour the extractors blue?
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      Just high temp exhaust paint
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        Re: My blue engine bay

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        Looks good ;)

        Who made that air filter shield with the FTO logo?
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        Ummm, my creation that one....
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          Re: My blue engine bay

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          Is it hard to make? To shield a pod filter for a CAI.
          Without the FTO logo though
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          Re: My blue engine bay

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          Just a bit of sheet metal
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          The lid is just made from Plate Stainless steel. The box is 2 layers of metal with foam (the pressure pack stuff from hardware stores) inbetween for heat insulation
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