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 Posted: Sep 10, 2019 05:08AM
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It seems when someone doesn't know what color to paint their engine, they really want red. Steve (CTR)

 Posted: Sep 8, 2019 07:41AM
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Steve, don't forget how you painted mine blue to match the body color.

IF IT WEREN'T FOR PHYSICS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT, I'D BE UNSTOPPABLE

 Posted: Sep 3, 2019 05:07PM
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My engine came on a sort of Chevrolet orange....which I later changed to Ford Red. Whatever color you choose, I would say that a darker one would be a good choice (as it does not show dirt that well),
cheers,
Abel

 Posted: Sep 3, 2019 11:52AM
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The PO of my mini insisted on a red head with a normal green block for some old school reason, I guess whatever you choose should work with the body color.

 Posted: Sep 3, 2019 10:35AM
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I have a customer who has no opinion on anything but when he'd like his car back. We talked about engine size, camshafts, wheel and tire combos, gear ratios even colors. I have done a lot of green, black, burnt red, yellow, even battleship gray. Does anyone have a pic of something different. The best I could get was he does not favor black. Steve (CTR)