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The best thing to do is obviously, engine needs to be cool. Use an air blaster first to blow out small pieces fo crap, then I only suggest covering your intake if its aftermarket, your battery, ecu, ect. is okay and should be reistant to water. Hose the engine down, and use any kind of soap, and a separate mit for the engine that you would not use on your cars paint or rims, rinse, and repeat the wash until your satisfied cleanliness wise. After washing, use the air hose again and try to dry the engine as best as possible, and let it sit to dry for a bit.
I waxed the underside of my hood as best as I could and used a bottle of spray (I'm unsre of the name) to spray the engine to bring out the black, white colors on the block and engine. It looked mint after washing it. Unfortunatly, I used all of it, so the cans are long gone.
I dont remember the names of the wash or the spray, helps a lot right! If your interested in finding out them, email me, I'll look into it for you.
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