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Ah thanks, yeah that was more what I was lookin for. Although now I'm definately going to try some pig spit. I have never heard of it so hopefully that's really what its called so I don't look like a fool askin for it somewhere. Thanks all for the replies!
I use a good engine degreaser to get the heavy crap off. Usually Greased Lightening (from Lowe's) mixed 50/50 w/water. Then I personally have always used good old Armor-All. That $hit works magic, really keeps the black parts black for the entire life of the engine. Plus it's way cheaper then S100, Pig Spit, or any of the other "specialty" products touted as being made just for the black parts. An old biker turned me on to the armor all trick when my Softail's engine was turning a dingy chocolate brown. Been using it ever since...
Hey LMmarine86, word from one of your neighbors, (Irmo SC)
"Bike Brite" works wonders, dilute w/ water for less ground in dirt & straight up for the real grimey areas.
PS: Forgot to mention after engine is nice & clean try S-100 engine brightener to make it all look like brand new!!
Last edited by BlackGlide; Aug 14, 2010 at 11:10 AM.