Subject	Info Inside>>>
Posted by	Pats300zx on June 03, 2001 at 5:22 AM
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In Reply To	Polished Intake Plenum? posted by Blitzd on June 03, 2001 at 12:35 AM
Message	I recently got 3 or 4 estimates from local metal polishers to get my spare plenum and TB's polished. All of them after seeing the work gave me an estimate of between $400-$450. I ended up shipping it to SGP racing which quoted me $400. One of the reasons I sent it to SGP is that their polisher has done Z plenums in the past and the locals here had never done one..Hope it helps... : How much are people paying to have their intake plenums polished? #102633906 AIM=Pats300zx
Follow Ups	Polished Intake Plenum? - Blitzd 00:35:13 06/03/01 I'd charge ~$500 to do it. Very time consuming. PICS >>> - AshsZ (In Florida) 00:38:49 06/03/01 too goddamn much if you ask me bro.. (n/m) - vsaini 00:58:43 06/03/01 I think its well priced for doing the set of components. (n/m) - AshsZ (In Florida) 10:06:17 06/03/01 by the by.. that movie was DAMN FUNNY! hahaha (n/m) - vsaini 00:59:27 06/03/01 how long did it take to do? - JC(Lakers are unbeatable!) 01:14:22 06/03/01 It took him several days to do. Actually about 2-3 weeks.. - vsaini 08:05:21 06/03/01 did u do yours? - cz32tt_ 01:19:08 06/03/01 He did do the throttle boddies.. also the CAS.. (n/m) - vsaini 08:05:47 06/03/01 AND the two aluminum radiator pipes coming out of the front. (n/m) - AshsZ (In Florida) 10:03:58 06/03/01 what did you use ? - cz32tt_ 12:32:43 06/03/01 Dude, all you need now is a billet oil cap. Looks great! (n/m) - Turbodog (CT) 10:34:55 06/03/01 Info Inside>>> - Pats300zx 05:22:18 06/03/01 So much polishing and chroming........so little time & money - KingRamaZX 13:05:57 06/03/01
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