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Old 05-09-2009, 08:52 PM
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So here is a pic of what i've been workin on for the last year and a half. Theirs more pics soon but these are just two I took recently.

stock bottom end
6.0 heads
speed inc. turbo cam
LOT"S o' fuel



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Looks good

Any other pics, I'm curious to see how the hot parts are ran. Also do you have an intercooler?
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hot side


intercooler during mock up
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nice set-up bro!!

I have a buddy with 92 mulet and a 01 lsx. I have always wanted a late 80's gta with a lq4 and boost .
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How do you have the fueling going to your rails?
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NICE!!! very clean and nicely done!
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Very nice car, but ditch the header wrap.

On a ride that nice it looks cheap.

Get it coated
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Originally Posted by SScam68
Very nice car, but ditch the header wrap.

On a ride that nice it looks cheap.

Get it coated
I think it looks good. plus it carries a big function...

I will be doing that with my build and also getting my hot side coated

car looks sick bro!
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How do you have the fueling going to your rails?
I ran a 10 an fro. Sump to y block...then 8 an to the back of each rail.
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I ran a 10 an fro. Sump to y block...then 8 an to the back of each rail.
Where do the lines on the front go? To a y then the regulator I assume? I'm just trying to see what you did there. If that is the case, then you could have done it with less line and fewer fittings do get the same result.
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I ran from the y to the rails then to the regulator...that's how magnafuel and nasty performance recommended to run them
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I ran from the y to the rails then to the regulator...that's how magnafuel and nasty performance recommended to run them
Gotcha. Do you have any blowby out of the breather cap? That's the way I was running n/a and then I did my turbo, I had to run each valve cover to a breather tank to fix the blow by. The weird thing is, there's never anything in the tanks.

Great lookin setup, any pics from underneath by chance?
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
Gotcha. Do you have any blowby out of the breather cap? That's the way I was running n/a and then I did my turbo, I had to run each valve cover to a breather tank to fix the blow by. The weird thing is, there's never anything in the tanks.

Great lookin setup, any pics from underneath by chance?
Yes I do get some blowby. i'm looking for a better way to vent. Thinking of doing 1 10an hose out of each valve cover then to a catchcan. Then running another hose from the catchcan to the air intake to pull vaccum. let me know if that sounds right or if you think it will work.
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If you want to have the a pcv system then look at a thread is my catch can routing ok. If its not your dd and you change your oil smaller mile intervals like myself, then just run a hose from each valve cover to two vented catch cans. You can probably get away with one vented catch can though.



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