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09Pirelli
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Hi guys, im about to pull my manifold off to do a carbon clean, anyone have any tips to make this as smooth as possible, also any chemical recommendations to remove the carbon
i will be replacing gaskets and ect
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This is a good vid
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I've seen this stuff in action and it's brilliant -
https://www.amazon.co.uk/CX-PT-Bi-Component-cleaning-Combustion-Chamber/dp/B07BZZ73DK
Carbon off oven cleaner also works well.
Either of those left to soak for a few hours, then use a drill brush set for a darn good srubba dub dub afterwards.
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