I already feel stupid enough haha, please don't make fun of me further.Anyway long story short I was making a spanish omelett and burned myself when it came time to flip it so the pan slip on the plate and effectively poured about a cup of raw egg INTO my stoveThat's right, down into the stove top (it's an old fashioned, gas run stove/oven combo).I need really serious help on how to clean it, as it is pretty down in thereI got all the external stuff easily but how can I get the ones that are amid all the pipes and whatnot?I'm freaking out a bit, please help!!
better heads, roller cam, roller rockerssupercharge, or dual turbosheaders to begin with good luck
Cam, heads, intake, maybe exhaust, new chip/programming, and more smaller parts tooIf you want it to hold up to that power you need to rebuild or swap the tranny, rebuild the bottom end and possibly replace the rods, you will want new pistons tooIt can be done for around $3500 if you do most of the work yourselfYou won't need any forced induction to get 400 horses out of a 5.0 if it revs reasonably wellTo get the power down low and get a lot of torque you may want a supercharger.
Well, right now you are at 225 HPs (guessing stock) therefore after a $5000 USD investment in PARTS ONLY for a very nice SC kit you will be around 350 HPs, then headers and camshafts may do the jobYou can use a car performance simulator[1] to virtually try different tuning options in your car and see how it would perform with mods to help you decide
If it is a gas stove, the top should just raise up and you should be able to clean itI keep under my burners lined with aluminium foil so I can just throw it away when it gets dirtyHardly anything gets under it, so I just spray and wipe.
