Their is no wrong way to clean engine parts
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KyngofPop
Freday-day
Old news. We’ve been using dishwashers to clean Sho parts for YEARS! Works PARTICULARLY well for dirty intakes.
chrism3784
SHO Member
Nice! Me to. Never leaves grease in my dishwasher either.
That brings back memories. I remember a thread from when I joined about someone cleaning their intake in the DW when their wife was out a town. My wife came back home a day early came home early from a girls trip and I still had mine disassembled on the coffee table. She wasn't to happy! 
Speaking of which, I have my intake off the car, I'm single, and have a rent house with a DW. Hmmmm......
How much degreaser do you use?
Speaking of which, I have my intake off the car, I'm single, and have a rent house with a DW. Hmmmm......
How much degreaser do you use?
TimboSHO
Intermediate
KyngofPop
Freday-day
That brings back memories. I remember a thread from when I joined about someone cleaning their intake in the DW when their wife was out a town. My wife came back home a day early came home early from a girls trip and I still had mine disassembled on the coffee table. She wasn't to happy!
Speaking of which, I have my intake off the car, I'm single, and have a rent house with a DW. Hmmmm......
How much degreaser do you use?
I was on the phone once with a now defunct member and told him how to do this, but here’s the kicker...he lived with his parents. Well all I heard was his mom yell STEVEN!!!! And the phone went dead. He didn’t have his Sho much longer after that lmao
TimboSHO
Intermediate
Racing Hart 18"x7" I sold them a few years ago now. They looked good, but I rarely used them because of all of the potholes in Michigan.
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