1 Clean WS6
Detailing Rottweiler
THANK YOU all for the very kind words!!
hirosh it is quite possible (I'd say probable) that you would take him until you were both at a velocity where he had some semblance of traction. After that..........
MattZ28 that thing IS such a slow POS LS1. Seriously though...it is a marginal street car...definitely a 1320 rocket. It can be driven like a grocery getter but anytime you go past 20% throttle it will most likely just start roasting tires. That clutch is PURE EVIL too!! It is either on or off...no slipping. I must have stalled it 3 times in the parking lot!
Scott...ya caught me!!
I guess I could lie to you and say that I dressed the wheel wells after the pic...but I'm not...and I didn't. I must have spent at least a half hour pulling rubber out of the back two wells...after that I gave them a good soaping and rinse then left them o' natural brown.
Setec Astronomy when I first started my business I did detail engines. When my insuarance agent saw some of the cars that I was detailing he told me not to work on motors anymore. Take this car for example...that motor is worth more than my entire detail rig. If I clean it and for some reason it starts developing a miss...a leak...anything...I become liable for it. My insurance will cover the cost a some bodywork if for some gawd forsaken reason I screw something up but they won't cover the cost of repairing a motor. The way around it, of course, is to get the client to sign a waiver but I just said screw it and stopped all together.
hirosh it is quite possible (I'd say probable) that you would take him until you were both at a velocity where he had some semblance of traction. After that..........
MattZ28 that thing IS such a slow POS LS1.
Seriously though...it is a marginal street car...definitely a 1320 rocket. It can be driven like a grocery getter but anytime you go past 20% throttle it will most likely just start roasting tires. That clutch is PURE EVIL too!! It is either on or off...no slipping. I must have stalled it 3 times in the parking lot!Scott...ya caught me!!
I guess I could lie to you and say that I dressed the wheel wells after the pic...but I'm not...and I didn't. I must have spent at least a half hour pulling rubber out of the back two wells...after that I gave them a good soaping and rinse then left them o' natural brown.Setec Astronomy when I first started my business I did detail engines. When my insuarance agent saw some of the cars that I was detailing he told me not to work on motors anymore. Take this car for example...that motor is worth more than my entire detail rig. If I clean it and for some reason it starts developing a miss...a leak...anything...I become liable for it. My insurance will cover the cost a some bodywork if for some gawd forsaken reason I screw something up but they won't cover the cost of repairing a motor. The way around it, of course, is to get the client to sign a waiver but I just said screw it and stopped all together.
My classics 60's models take about 1/2 hour max. That includes points and condensers. 
