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No, that is not I. Very good read tho. I myself am going to put some in. I just felt the stock ones were going to give me tank clearance issues.

I have custom ones cut that I am going to weld on but kinda like the look of nothing at all. I've read many post where people say don't do that its dangerous etc etc. I've been in fabrication for 15 years..(this by no way classifies me as an engineer) but I feel that it is safe to run without...

Look into alumaloy. Its easy to use at home w a propane torch. Kinda like soldering. Posted via Mobile

Any sheet metal fab shop will have a set of rolls that will do it. Probably can throw the guy $10 and he'll do it in 5 min if hes cool enough

couple updated pics, its been a while....new house, new projects tc bros exhaust kit i think im going to swoop the pipes down like this

That was a greasy factory painted black heritage special motor. I have to add that the soda took the rust off of any chrome as well.

I had it done. There is a blasting business that we deal with at work that will blast with any media you want...sand/walnut/glass/soda etc. I had mine done with soda. The motor only had 9000 miles on it and ran great so i couldnt justify tearing it down...(thats why i went with soda) It cleaned...

Just did this 5 minutes ago. I was pulling them apart to clean and rejet (from the info ive gathered here im going w a 135 main and a 45 pilot to start. Pod filters and straight pipe. Feedback is welcome). I ended up disassembling them completely and decided to blast them at work. I sealed...

No, just mild steel. I give them a wipe down with wd40 every now and then when i clean up.

Just finished renovating the garage of the new house.....time to get building again!! It looks clean, but all of my junk is behind me. Haha