Joseph's intercooler.
07-10-2003, 08:48 PM
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Re:Joseph's intercooler.
Thanks, it's my signature trademark... ghetto-ness, that is.
We ran out of gas for the TIG, I decided 5 minutes to Homeboy Depot for some metal epoxy to seal the few pinholes we had left was much better than the 45 minute drive to BOC to pick up another tank. That's what the blobs of black ---- are. :>
24"X11"X4" chunk... will it do?
We ran out of gas for the TIG, I decided 5 minutes to Homeboy Depot for some metal epoxy to seal the few pinholes we had left was much better than the 45 minute drive to BOC to pick up another tank. That's what the blobs of black ---- are. :>
24"X11"X4" chunk... will it do?
07-10-2003, 08:53 PM
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Re:Joseph's intercooler.
I will, but I have to get some different color zip ties to mount it with before I can paint it. An intercooler simply won't work properly if the zip ties you mount it with don't stand out; ghetto bling, you know.
07-10-2003, 08:57 PM
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Re:Joseph's intercooler.
You know whats funny, I have a large assortment of Zip ties with all kinds of good colors, HotPink/Purple and even lime green.
I'm a bit rusty, but is that a LS in the little rex of yours? along with a 5g Radiator?
I'm a bit rusty, but is that a LS in the little rex of yours? along with a 5g Radiator?
