Why Paint Lifter Valley at Mikayla Kerr blog

Why Paint Lifter Valley. I used the high temp engine paint that autozone sells to paint my lifter valley with. I think that stuff is made by vht if memory serves me correctly. The key is to clean your base metal, attention to details here pays off in the end. I was thinking about deflashing and rough polishing the lifter valley on my sbc then giving it a coat of glyptal to promote drain back to the pan. Hey guys, i've come across a couple of articles that suggest it is a good idea to paint the lifter valley of your small block before engine. Painting the lifter valley isn't going to gain me any power i know, but i have heard that it helps with the oiling process. It has held up well and is only about $8 bucks a. Its purpose is to aid in the flow of oil to the bottom end and to seal any. There are a lot more important things to worry about when building an engine than making sure your lifter valley is polished or painted. It always amazes me when i see guys carefully building an engine and then spraying paint all over the valvesprings and pushrods. I know that there is paint made exclusively for the lifter valley.

Painting the lifter valley isn't going to gain me any power i know, but i have heard that it helps with the oiling process. There are a lot more important things to worry about when building an engine than making sure your lifter valley is polished or painted. Its purpose is to aid in the flow of oil to the bottom end and to seal any. It has held up well and is only about $8 bucks a. I think that stuff is made by vht if memory serves me correctly. I was thinking about deflashing and rough polishing the lifter valley on my sbc then giving it a coat of glyptal to promote drain back to the pan. The key is to clean your base metal, attention to details here pays off in the end. I used the high temp engine paint that autozone sells to paint my lifter valley with. It always amazes me when i see guys carefully building an engine and then spraying paint all over the valvesprings and pushrods. I know that there is paint made exclusively for the lifter valley.

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Why Paint Lifter Valley I used the high temp engine paint that autozone sells to paint my lifter valley with. Painting the lifter valley isn't going to gain me any power i know, but i have heard that it helps with the oiling process. The key is to clean your base metal, attention to details here pays off in the end. I know that there is paint made exclusively for the lifter valley. I used the high temp engine paint that autozone sells to paint my lifter valley with. It has held up well and is only about $8 bucks a. Hey guys, i've come across a couple of articles that suggest it is a good idea to paint the lifter valley of your small block before engine. I think that stuff is made by vht if memory serves me correctly. I was thinking about deflashing and rough polishing the lifter valley on my sbc then giving it a coat of glyptal to promote drain back to the pan. Its purpose is to aid in the flow of oil to the bottom end and to seal any. It always amazes me when i see guys carefully building an engine and then spraying paint all over the valvesprings and pushrods. There are a lot more important things to worry about when building an engine than making sure your lifter valley is polished or painted.