PowerNation: Truck Tech Season 3 Episode 19 Emissions Mission, C10 Faux-tina Paint
- June 20, 2016
In season 3 episode 19 of PowerNation: Truck Tech, titled "Emissions Mission, C10 Faux-tina Paint," the hosts take on the task of upgrading the emissions system on their 1967 Chevy C10 truck. With new regulations requiring vehicles to meet stricter emissions standards, the team seeks out a solution to make their old truck meet these requirements.
The episode starts with a rundown of the current emissions system on the truck and the challenges the team will face in upgrading it. The hosts explain that they will need to install a catalytic converter and a number of other parts in order to meet the new emissions standards.
Next, the team gets to work removing the old exhaust system and installing the new components. They run into a number of challenges along the way, including fitting the new catalytic converter into a tight space and ensuring that all the components are securely in place.
Despite these difficulties, the hosts eventually get the new emissions system installed and running smoothly. They test the truck to ensure that it meets the new emissions standards, and are pleased with the results.
With the emissions system complete, the hosts move on to another important aspect of their truck - its appearance. They decide to give the truck a "faux-tina" paint job, which is a popular style that makes a vehicle look aged and worn.
To achieve this look, the team uses a combination of spray paint and sandpaper to create a faux rust effect. They carefully apply layers of paint and sand each one down to create the appearance of rust and wear.
The hosts are pleased with the finished product, which gives their truck a unique and eye-catching look. They explain that this type of paint job is becoming more and more popular among truck enthusiasts, and that it can be done relatively inexpensively.
Overall, "Emissions Mission, C10 Faux-tina Paint" is an informative and enjoyable episode of PowerNation: Truck Tech. The hosts demonstrate the importance of upgrading a vehicle's emissions system to meet new standards, as well as the fun and creativity that can go into customizing a truck's appearance.