Complete with yellow spray paint and PVC "velocity stacks" siliconed in.






Oh well. They're clean and PVC free now.

No kidding. What kinda idiot spray paints the carbs???
and how does a PVC tube with the same size opening as the carb throat help anything?

But, if it was the right price, its worth the clean up.

awesome candidate for the wall of shame.

Rich

Can we see more pics????

They look like nice, clean DRLAs now. Nothing to see here. Move along.

I read the topic as "Dells" as in the computer.

I want to see the after pictures!
Just to show us what's possible.

$100 if complete. Who knows what's under the glue Look forward to a total clean up and rebuild.

Hope that glue didn't get into any of the passages?

Car would have been faster if he painted them white

Sweeeeet. Bet I could make them work on the 3.6.

I love the fact that whoever did this didn't even bother to remove the price tag from the pvc. PVC velocity stacks! Probably seemed like a good idea at the time.

(I have it on good word that those actually came off 914RS... complete with a "creative" Home Depot spaghetti manifold system. Check the paint... nobody else here is at least a little sceptical?)

After:

what did you use to strip the paint...

I ask, because I'm about to take a shot at stripping this baby:

Smurfy

JASCO will remove any paint in sheets.

Use only if you intend on replacing gaskets (like on carbs).

Stu

Jasco,

I didn't even think of that
I've used it in home remodeling applications....
might be worth a try

I'll see what brake cleaner does too

thanks guys and sorry for the hijack
the carbs look awesome Joe!
good job