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Smooth out the airflow coming in around the edges.

Damn Jeff, 34k miles??? That's a helluva deal man, that engine looked NOTHING like 34k miles on that trailer..more like 100k. :waytogo:
 
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Damn Jeff, 34k miles??? That's a helluva deal man, that engine looked NOTHING like 34k miles on that trailer..more like 100k. :waytogo:


haha, I just realized I put 34K miles instead of 43K. But yea, it cleaned up pretty good, didn't it? Not like it looked on the trailer.
 

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what did you use to clean the motor so good? I mean it looks like a toothbrush and elbow grease but i am sure you had a faster method

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also, i dont know if you are a member over at PT.net, but i think a lot of those boys would be happy to see this build! You should head on over there and post a link or something
 

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you can power wash motors and crap as long as you know what not to get wet.. but other then that i think your screwd in using brushed and alot of the engine degreaser..
 

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Depending on his resources, you can dip the block and heads and all in an acid bath and if you want to get REAL clean you can steel shot peen it. Makes the engine look brand spakin' new. Get some quality engine enamel and you're good to go.

That engine is looking really sweet man, I'm excited to see what kind of power that will make for your truck. I want a s/c on my 6.0 so bad haha, that would be insane.
 
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what did you use to clean the motor so good? I mean it looks like a toothbrush and elbow grease but i am sure you had a faster method.
also, i dont know if you are a member over at PT.net, but i think a lot of those boys would be happy to see this build! You should head on over there and post a link or something

I just soaked it with degreaser overnight, sprayed it off, then hit it with some brake cleaner and paint stripper, then sprayed it with some hi-temp engine enamel.
I've been signed up at PT.net for a little while but hardly ever browse there.
 
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Damn, it was so hot today we didn't get nearly as much done as we wanted. It was about 105* and the heat just kicked our asses and won today. All we managed to do was suspend a tarp for shade, drop the motor in place, bolted it to the tranny, and drink about $40 worth of bottled water and gatorade. We probably spent more time taking breaks than we did working. At least the hard part's over. One more day. A cold front is supossed to move in tomorrow, so it should only get up to 101*:cheers:.
Took a few more pics from our mostly unproductive day:

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