Step by step of my Livernois build

[CoronaRaptor]

It's been an hour and a half!! Any more updates????

 

[Key]

I was thinking that. I wouldn't imagine they would, but hey, for the money you are spending maybe they will? I had a high end custom shop do my 3M clear wrap on the front of my truck and it was raining when I drove it in, I fully expected them to wash the entire truck but I was mistaken. They only washed the front 1/3 so they could get the wrap done. Left the rest looking like a hobo haircut

Yeah I am not counting on it, if there's one thing I've learned from Livernois is that they do top notch work, and will do what ever you ask of them, but they will charge you for every single thing that the do lol

 

[Rookie]

Hopefully they'll detail my engine bay before they ship it back as well.

Lol! I was just about to say I'm glad to see you actually use it.

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[Key]

Haha yeah I do, although I will probably be using it less offroad now that I have this setup.

 

[mike.s]

Haha yeah I do, although I will probably be using it less offroad now that I have this setup.

Having that extra power offroad doesn't hurt!

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

Hopefully they'll detail my engine bay before they ship it back as well.

Oddly enough that's how it looks after clearing it. The front Timing cover was scrubbed in the solvent tank for an hour after soaking for 2 days. That mud just won't go away.

 

[Key]

That damn Texas mud! Thanks guys @LIVernoismotorsports

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

That damn Texas mud! Thanks guys @LIVernoismotorsports

I was going to ask if that was mud created by the water from a cooling tower at a nuclear power plant. That stuff is impressive/scary how embedded it is.

 

[Key]

It's funny you say that, because that mud is believe it or not, from the lake bed of a power plant's cooling lake. Not a nuclear power plant but it's frightening how close you were to the truth.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

It's funny you say that, because that mud is believe it or not, from the lake bed of a power plant's cooling lake. Not a nuclear power plant but it's frightening how close you were to the truth.

umm, wow, yeah, that was scary