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Old 04-29-2009, 11:36 AM
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Will be running the local 275 class. Motor is a solid roller 13 to 1 383.
Car is being put together by RPM, big thanks to Ryan and crew!
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Looks good. Any other pictures??

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Looks good. Any other pictures??

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A few more.
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Who's Valve Covers are those?
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Who's Valve Covers are those?
Moroso.
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looks very good. whats the weight limit in the class?

you have a tq arm on the 8.8? any pics of that?
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Originally Posted by studderin
looks very good. whats the weight limit in the class?

you have a tq arm on the 8.8? any pics of that?
Thanks! 3000 at one track 3100 at the other.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...questions.html Post#30.
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A few new pics of car, thanks Jason!
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Looks killer Charles, very nice work.

I would really appreciate it if you can get some more pic's of how you mounted the headlight covers, as I am planning on doing the same thing
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White is a sick color. I love how it is coming along!
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That is a super clean build. I like the cutting of the radiator support. The new one is very nice and I like how you have the trans cooler mounted.
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Originally Posted by JL ws-6
Looks killer Charles, very nice work.

I would really appreciate it if you can get some more pic's of how you mounted the headlight covers, as I am planning on doing the same thing
Thanks for all the kind words guys! Ryan and mike put a lot of work into the front end (lost a ton weight)!!! I'll go by and get few more pics of the covers.
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
That is a super clean build. I like the cutting of the radiator support. The new one is very nice and I like how you have the trans cooler mounted.
Yea, me too... Does someone make that or was it a custome job? It would come in handy when going to a single turbo up front.
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Yea, me too... Does someone make that or was it a custome job? It would come in handy when going to a single turbo up front.
I plan on doing something very similar when I cut the front off of my 93 to fit the S95 in there. My whole plans changed when I saw how massive it is. I really like this one as it incorporates the trans cooler in there. I may have to borrow that idea.
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
I plan on doing something very similar when I cut the front off of my 93 to fit the S95 in there. My whole plans changed when I saw how massive it is. I really like this one as it incorporates the trans cooler in there. I may have to borrow that idea.
Yea, I hear ya.. Unfortunately, I cant weld for ****. So, I would need to buy it all ready made. lol
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looks like a very nice build
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Any numbers from the motor? I am thinking about doing a very similar build, except possibly running it if of alcohol.
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good looking build. did you fab-up the support for the bumper cover?
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Yea, I hear ya.. Unfortunately, I cant weld for ****. So, I would need to buy it all ready made. lol
You could use aluminum or moly. I plan on using moly. Just notch it all, mock it up, and tack it all in place. Then, take it some where and have them TIG it all together. That's what I plan on doing as my friend has a bender and notcher at his shop.
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