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Topic: Hot tanking a K-frame? (Read 374 times)
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Bones
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Will engine shops usually hot tank a K-frame if you ask them to? How much does it usually cost? I just picked up my small block K-member and it's really grimy. It's in nice shape, just super dirty and greasy. I figured it would be easier to just get it hot tanked than to clean it off by hand.
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Bones
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Heh, answering my own post. ![\/][](http://www.bigblockdart.com/Smileys/classic/finger020.gif) I called around and found a shop that would do it for me. Thanks anyway.
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Anyone can restore a car, it takes a real man to cut one up.
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Jim_Lusk
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I do mine in my own hot tank. A lot of shops now have an oven for baking the grime off.
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jamesdart
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i still think its funny that you have your own hot tank jim. i know very reputable shops that dont have them.
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Jim_Lusk
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jamesdart, I had the opportunity to buy it ten or so years ago for $50. It has a water-based soap solution that is safe for aluminum, too. I also recently acquired some plastic 55 gallon drums so that I can store the fluid while I clean the bottom of the tank, which it desperately needs right now (too many greasy k-members - a-body and FWD).
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Colt1911
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I make a trip to the store , get some Easy Off oven cleaner , take them to the local car wash , soak them with the Easy Off and pressure wash em.
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