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Old 11-18-2019, 12:16 PM
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Hey PhotoShop experts, need a little help in doing the LT2 Engine in the Chevy Engine Orange of yesteryear.
would like to see the red valve covers changed to chevy engine orange and also the engine cover changed to Chevy engine orange
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https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019/11/08/pics-new-tonawanda-pride-badge-to-be-featured-on-the-c8-corvettes-lt2-v8-engine/

Thanks in advance for posting pics to this thread!
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Originally Posted by 69
Hey PhotoShop experts, need a little help in doing the LT2 Engine in the Chevy Engine Orange of yesteryear.
would like to see the red valve covers changed to chevy engine orange and also the engine cover changed to Chevy engine orange
Referring to this link
https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019...lt2-v8-engine/

Thanks in advance for posting pics to this thread!
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well the chevy orange of yesteryear was monochromatic (non-metallic) here is a quick render with metallic orange.

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Here's the other.....



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Originally Posted by Joe Stingray
Here's the other.....


thanks Joe!!!, looks bad azz! Ok looking like my first mod!
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I would love to have my rapid blue with velocity yellow brake calipers and valve covers. Disappointed they went with such a funky "yellow" for the C8 brakes.
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Originally Posted by Tool Hoarder
I would love to have my rapid blue with velocity yellow brake calipers and valve covers. Disappointed they went with such a funky "yellow" for the C8 brakes.
I agree.....but there are options.....get them done yourself after the fact with a nice bright yellow.
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Originally Posted by Joe Stingray
I agree.....but there are options.....get them done yourself after the fact with a nice bright yellow.
Yeah I know.... but if you research the coatings Brembo uses on the calipers, nothing aftermarket holds up the same. I track my cars and most powdercoat will get soft after a hard track session. Had it happen on a C5 of mine at VIR with the gravel paddock. Gravel became embedded in my caliper coating! The OEM coatings can handle it all.
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Originally Posted by Tool Hoarder
Yeah I know.... but if you research the coatings Brembo uses on the calipers, nothing aftermarket holds up the same. I track my cars and most powdercoat will get soft after a hard track session. Had it happen on a C5 of mine at VIR with the gravel paddock. Gravel became embedded in my caliper coating! The OEM coatings can handle it all.
you are 100% right there.....the aftermarket stuff works just fine if your just wanting to make it pretty and not track your car where is will take a beating.
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I think the orange valve covers look better than the red, and there is some historical continuity, also.
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Originally Posted by stevebz06
I think the orange valve covers look better than the red, and there is some historical continuity, also.
I think so too.....and it doesn't hurt seeing as how both my C7 and my C8 is or going to be Sebring Orange! lol
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