InABox

so i blew my engion. i got a second one through a privet sail, witch leaves me with my broke on. I think i'm going to try to rebulid it my self. I don't know much yet about cars, but i'm more then willing to learn, the thing i want to know is what can i crome on the engion.

InABox

Could you post pick of the crome you've done in your cars.

snowball

i think the word your looking for is chrome... its not something really looked up to on this forum, honda tech may help

evileagle

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I speak goober, I'll help you guys out. What he is trying to say is:

"So I blew my engine. I bought a second one through a private sellerl, which leaves me with my blown one. I think I am going to try to rebulid it myself. I don't know very much about cars yet, but I'm more than willing to learn. At the moment what I really want to know is what I can crome on the engine. Thank you all of the wonderful forum members and moderators of RX7club.com"

InABox

Thanks for translating that, I wish I could have said like that the first time.

Jumbogumbp

oh jeez someone just help the kid out... he asked a question, if someone has an answer then just help him... he's gonna be learning alot probably more than he wants to know right now from doing a rebuild on his own... there arn't alot of us on this board who've had the nuts to tear into one... it's just as rice as those who powdercoat the housings... and you'll notice alot of people do that when they rebuild one... I'd personally stick to black... thats just me.. but damn you don't have to start pulling out the damn muffler bearing jokes. I'd tell ya if I honestly knew... I don't know how well chrome handles the high rotory temps though... but I'd assume anything that can be powdercoated can be chromed.

vaughnc

Most chrome places can plug-up the holes to keep the internals from getting coated with the various metals & coating. Personall I'd be very cautions as there's lots of holes to blockoff.

Now you DON'T want to acid dip this as it would remove several Mazda internal coatings.