Engine head zipties
09-05-2007, 07:24 AM
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RE: Engine head zipties
You WILL roll over and you WILL scuff up your head...
Its your call.
Its not a have to thing I do it so my cooling head looks good and stays un scuffed.
Its your call.
Its not a have to thing I do it so my cooling head looks good and stays un scuffed.
09-05-2007, 10:55 AM
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RE: Engine head zipties
When i get a motor i get my dremel and shave the top of the head getting rid of the paint and label....and it weighs a tiny bit less.....this helps you also at big races cuz ppl cant tell what motor your runnnin...
But u kno what im runnnin now cuz i put it in my sig...but if i were an outta towner at some race....sum 1 couldnt tell unless they really examine the car and motor....[:-]
But u kno what im runnnin now cuz i put it in my sig...but if i were an outta towner at some race....sum 1 couldnt tell unless they really examine the car and motor....[:-]
09-05-2007, 11:08 AM
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RE: Engine head zipties
yes, i use zip ties on all my ground vehicles. some engines are several years old and in not to bad of shape. i know if i didn't have the zip ties, they would be messed up. so zip ties do work
09-05-2007, 11:14 AM
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RE: Engine head zipties
They help but by no means 100% affective. The ties all so get ripped of a lot when you roll and hard to stop the race to replace them. LOL But if they make your feel better run them.
