Subject	Using Orange Clean Greased Lightning
Posted by	DR. E (Milwaukee) on June 08, 2003 at 6:40 PM
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In Reply To	What are you using to clean it? (n/m) posted by ZXTwnT300 on June 08, 2003 at 06:00 PM
Message	I cut it with 50% water for most the work, full strength for hard spots.
Follow Ups	Engine cleaning pics. 1/2 way through. Any advice?>>> - DR. E (Milwaukee) 17:06:36 06/08/03 Take out battery, Intake tubes, and use tons o' WD40... - Bobby12many 17:18:03 06/08/03 looking good. I'd hit the cam gear covers again (n/m) - Good2Zya 17:32:00 06/08/03 LOL... yeah I just noticed how bad that still looks. (n/m) - DR. E (Milwaukee) 17:38:00 06/08/03 Lookin good! Oh, and top off your brake fluid. ;-) (n/m) - PA_Z 17:42:53 06/08/03 LOOKING good so far... nice work (n/m) - Red ZX (SoCal) 17:45:29 06/08/03 What are you using to clean it? (n/m) - ZXTwnT300 18:00:24 06/08/03 Using Orange Clean Greased Lightning - DR. E (Milwaukee) 18:40:29 06/08/03 you're making good progress....keep up the good work (n/m) - NR98 (in pieces) 18:16:11 06/08/03 tx ;) (n/m) - DR. E (Milwaukee) 18:45:49 06/08/03 lookin good. keep it up. :) (n/m) - fairladyz90999 19:02:58 06/08/03 What'd you use on the plenum? (n/m) - xxbulovax91xx 20:27:36 06/08/03 Orange clean greased lightning... Walmart special 64oz=$2.50 (n/m) - DR. E (Milwaukee) 20:55:09 06/08/03 Where's all the turbos? - zxtaz 22:26:18 06/08/03
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