Mark Stielow's 69 Camaro, Red Devil - Lateral-g Forums

**Stielow** · #1 09-14-2009, 04:24 PM

A little update:

I had added a few more items to the car and had Stenod do some work on the car.

Finished the exhaust, fuel lines and diff coolers line.

Diff cooler pump

Aluminum Front Bumper and Diff and Trans coolers

**GregWeld** · #2 09-14-2009, 04:34 PM

Mark --

You don't need to be told - as usual - it's way over the top kool!

Love the lines! Nothing prettier than some nice stainless steel lines that are routed properly!

**fleetus macmullitz** · #3 09-14-2009, 05:25 PM

Mark, we've read on Lat-g how great 'X' rides and handles.

Any changes you're going to make to this car as far as the suspension tuning goes?

**camcojb** · #4 09-14-2009, 06:11 PM

looks great Mark. Some day we're gonna have a talk about those red and blue hose ends....................

Jody

**Stielow** · #5 09-14-2009, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by camcojb

looks great Mark. Some day we're gonna have a talk about those red and blue hose ends....................

Jody

Well I had the a few red and blue "in stock" at home so I used them. All the new one under hood are black. Maybe Santa will bring me some new black ones.

41565chevelle · #6 09-14-2009, 06:55 PM

Love the build, just stole some killer ideas!!!

Gonna fill out a theft report and I am the suspect!

Keep up the great work!

**XcYZ** · #7 09-14-2009, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Stielow

Well I had the a few red and blue "in stock" at home so I used them. All the new one under hood are black. Maybe Santa will bring me some new black ones.

I have a Sharpie if that helps.

**Stielow** · #8 09-14-2009, 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XcYZ

I have a Sharpie if that helps.

OK I'll buy some more black ones. AN fittings are more expensive than a meth habit. A bag always cost me $100. Then I have to go back in a few days and buy more........

Stielow

**GregWeld** · #9 09-14-2009, 06:55 PM

I dip those pesky red or blue anodized fittings in DRANO CYRSTALS and WATER mixed up in a plastic bucket - only takes a very small amount to do one or two at a time... but you can only use CRYSTAL drano... it's sold in a small black can with a red plastic lid. About $3 for a can of it.

Dunk that fitting in there hanging off a piece of welding rod - swish it around and rinse it off in fresh water - and polish it right up.

If you make the solution too strong - it will fizz and boil and you better be quick on your dip! Also DO NOT PUT THIS CLOSE TO YOUR FACE either - the fumes are more than nasty! Make it too weak and it takes forever... after a couple of batches you'll get the hang of it.

EEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA

**Stielow** · #10 09-14-2009, 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GregWeld

I dip those pesky red or blue anodized fittings in DRANO CYRSTALS and WATER mixed up in a plastic bucket - only takes a very small amount to do one or two at a time... but you can only use CRYSTAL drano... it's sold in a small black can with a red plastic lid. About $3 for a can of it.

Dunk that fitting in there hanging off a piece of welding rod - swish it around and rinse it off in fresh water - and polish it right up.

If you make the solution too strong - it will fizz and boil and you better be quick on your dip! Also DO NOT PUT THIS CLOSE TO YOUR FACE either - the fumes are more than nasty! Make it too weak and it takes forever... after a couple of batches you'll get the hang of it.

EEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA

You can use Easy-Off also

I stripped this fitting prior to welding it on my dry sump tank