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Topic: quickest way to gey rid of rust
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tonkaboyrich496
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Ok putting all the front steering gear back on my 88 box Chevy. I have a lot of nuts n bolts that have a lot of rust on them, so what's the quickest way to clean them??. Also have the steering pivot ARM, idler arms with rust on them too. I could get that sand blasted but what about everything else. Mostly surface rust from sitting outside for a year. Heard I should let the parts sit in some diesel
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87 Coupe = stock w/ 500 shot
88 Box chev with a built 496 = coming soon
Posts: 243 | From: oakland | Registered: Mar 2010
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norcalfiddy
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Wire wheel or if think lemon juice works? Not sure
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600HP 1996 7.3L powerstroke single cab short bed race truck
Posts: 3393 | From: Brentwood | Registered: Aug 2011
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ed650
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go to homedepot buy new ones.
Posts: 1744 | From: menlo park | Registered: Apr 2010
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LXjames
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Originally posted by norcalfiddy:
Wire wheel or if think lemon juice works? Not sure
+1 on the wire wheel. Anytime I do brakes I clean the caliper bolts with a wire wheel to get the crud out. Works great Everytime
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On Point Motorsport prez.
King Lx
Posts: 4761 | From: Pittsburg CA | Registered: Mar 2011
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tonkaboyrich496
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ok thanx everybody. harbor freight here i come
Posts: 243 | From: oakland | Registered: Mar 2010
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