Installing the Ptuning kit
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Excellent work so far.
Little tip to keep that mani looking fresh. When you fire it up all that grease/fingerprints will be burnt into the manifold, I have seen a few people over the years ruin pretty mani's by firing them up before cleaning.
MY trick is to take a bit of windex to it before you start it up, It will keep it looking minty fresh!
Other than that you seem to be well on your way! keep it up!
Little tip to keep that mani looking fresh. When you fire it up all that grease/fingerprints will be burnt into the manifold, I have seen a few people over the years ruin pretty mani's by firing them up before cleaning.
MY trick is to take a bit of windex to it before you start it up, It will keep it looking minty fresh!
Other than that you seem to be well on your way! keep it up!
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Excellent work so far.
Little tip to keep that mani looking fresh. When you fire it up all that grease/fingerprints will be burnt into the manifold, I have seen a few people over the years ruin pretty mani's by firing them up before cleaning.
MY trick is to take a bit of windex to it before you start it up, It will keep it looking minty fresh!
Other than that you seem to be well on your way! keep it up!
Little tip to keep that mani looking fresh. When you fire it up all that grease/fingerprints will be burnt into the manifold, I have seen a few people over the years ruin pretty mani's by firing them up before cleaning.
MY trick is to take a bit of windex to it before you start it up, It will keep it looking minty fresh!
Other than that you seem to be well on your way! keep it up!
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