My 348 engine before and after... What do you guys think?

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Thanks for the likes and replies! Here’s what was done:

Powder coated:
- entire plenum (air chamber)
- air box
- fuel rails
- exhaust brackets
- ignition coil brackets

Tip: All coated parts were soda blasted, not sand blasted as it is more gentle on the parts. Also send the parts to a reputable powder coating business that actually specialises in decorative automotive coatings.

Painted:
- throttle bodies
- frames and brackets
- exhaust heat shield
- air intake hoses
- all engine bay brackets & framework

Cleaned:
- Air mass sensors
- all sensors & connectors
- ignition leads

Professionally cleaned :
- all 8 injectors

Replaced:
- all oil hoses
- all vacuum hoses
- both top fuel lines
- fuel filters
- coolant hose (that runs from bottom of tank)
- coolant cap
- throttle position sensors
- ignition coil packs
- ignition coil sensors
- plenum chamber gaskets
- oil filter
- air filter (with K&N)
- replaced cats & cat sensors
- replaced exhaust with tubi
- every nut, bolt, screw & hose clamp was replaced with brand new factory nuts, bolts & screws.

Tip: Stay organised & take plenty of photos of each step. Bag and tag any small parts & write down any important notes. Take your time, it’s actually an enjoyable process.






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Hi mate, no I did it all while the engine was still in the car. It would have been a lot easier with it out.


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Fuel rails were originally a brass or copper from factory. I had them powder coated in gold. Quite happy with how they turned out.


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Thanks for the positive responses guys!


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