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January 30th, 2006, 10:05 PM
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Turbo Dress Up
I am in the process of dressing up my engine and was wondering if anyone had any good ideas to dress up the turbo. I know the 86-87's have a turbo shield to hide the rusty looking turbo. I have tried high temp. grill paint. I don't think it looks that great but it is better than the rusty color. Also, has anyone tried to polish the factory braided uppipe/downpipes. Any ideas??
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1985 GN-mostly stock 1998 Chevy Z71 1941 Cadillac 1951 Crosley     
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January 31st, 2006, 12:27 AM
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Jet hot or any ceramic-metallic coating looks good on the turbine housing.
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84 hotair GN. 4.1L girdled with 8.5:1 JEs, 212-212 Comp Cam, GN1s, Ported stock hotair intake, Ford FM IC, TA66, KB headers, LT 3" DP, Innovative Turbo Systems external gate, 60lb injectors, Turbo tweak chip, and a few misc things. OLD COMBO mosly stock motor-12.91@110.3mph with boost somewhere between 8-18psi. No times with new combo yet. 06 Acura TL daily driver.
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