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Old 02-02-2015, 08:32 PM
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Default 1970 caddy sedan deville(sinister) lq4 s475 turbo cam=)


Same question I know, but hey at least it's a different car lol!
So I would like to purchase cam and springs for the caddy, are tooleys' still preferred? And I've read/ Learned allot from the cam guru's on here, and really love the sound and results of the tick cams. Hopefully I can make some progress and keep a build thread going.

Hear are plans:
2005 lq4 /4l80e from a van

Tranny is being built as I type....
I already have a converter I want to use, it's a rev Maxx 3600 stall
And a big external cooler

The turbo is the quintessential bw-s475 (thankyou yenkomike )

I have already stripped the factory harness down to standalone and will use factory pcm

Allready have a 3bar map sensor (yep, want that much boost=) ditched maf, and moved iat sensor to just behind the tb.

the reared has a 293 ratio, and I'm not aware that I have any other options, as it a unique to this car axle.

So that's where I am now, the car is not max effort/budget build, but rather max badassness/silly fun build. So with that being said I still want to build the car as smart/strong as possible, it will mostly be a burnout machine /cruiser /make jaws drop (hopefully ) I want As much power as possible without needing to run over 6k rpm, Im not planning on ever being under 10 lbs of boost, thinking 15/20??

This is my first turbo build, and as much as I've learned from people's set ups, I still have no concept of camshafts......

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Need pictures. I used to have a 1973 Sedan Deville. Loved that car. It had a 472 and got 11 mpg whether you were going 35, 55, or 85 mph.

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I agree. We need pics. ......
I know where there is a 67 I've had my eye on.
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I just figured out how post pics! Woohoo!
I really love the caddy motor, it's a 75 500 bottom end, with the 70 heads/ intake and a mystery cam, moves that girl around just fine melts the tires off, will be hard to give up all that instant torque, but I think this setup will make do
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Here's a few

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With someone else's bad *** caddy





At this past years turkey run








Been through allot





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Pimpin ain't easy, but it sure is fun...

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I would LOVE to have a cruiser like this. I almost bought a triple black 69 fleetwood a couple years ago, but it was sold out from under me bc I couldn't get a hold of the seller for the 2nd time on his MagicJack phone. I've always wanted a big boat cruiser on bags with LS power (for reliability and mpg). The turbo is an awesome addition. Looking forward to seeing this come together further.
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Sweet caddy. I will be watching this.

My boat of choice is the Lincoln continental... Love those rear suicide doors. Obviously need to fix that Ford problem with an LSx, though.

Sick black Cadillac, man.
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Awesome build!
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Very cool! Im in for updates...

Strictly for looks, 2 S475's poking out of the hood would be worth some serious "street cred"

Weigh that sucker so we can all have a laugh.
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It's probably around 5k lbs, so a truck motor would be right at home in there. It'll be reasonably quick with a locking diff.
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Thanks guys! I actually had the motor set in, but didn't like it's position because of the steering linkage dictated how high the motor had to sit because of tierod ends hitting the oil pan, (all linkage was behind front wheels ). So then I heard about crown vic front ends and had to have one. So i went to the junkyard and grabbed one out of a 04 lincoln (to keep luxury car theme)and It's finally completed! The lower rear a arm bushings took some work because I didn't want to cut into Frame very much, so I came up with my own idea to keep them in place. I just put the drilled and slotted rotors on last night, and got the front bumper and frame section !

welded back on tonight here's some pics, feel free any questions

Frame graft





Lower bushing mounts





3/16 plating everywhere!



Caddy colum to f word steering rack
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Slow down from ludicrous speed.....





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Took way too much Time doing this lol
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Digging this!
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Now all you need is the bag kit for a Crown Vic
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Originally Posted by BudRacing
It's probably around 5k lbs, so a truck motor would be right at home in there. It'll be reasonably quick with a locking diff.
Yea it's advertised curb weight is around 4800 and change, I'll weight again once all together. And the truck motor comment is very true, I figure if guys make those fast why not this sled lol!
I'll do the rear end next year, plan is mini tubbed 8 lug dana 60 with discs on air bags,
Goal for this year is to drive it to the turkey run
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I've seen the Shockwaves for them, think there around 600 bucks, I've got some ideas for making bolt in bag/shock mounts for standard style bags,
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Originally Posted by DavidBoren
Sweet caddy. I will be watching this.

My boat of choice is the Lincoln continental... Love those rear suicide doors. Obviously need to fix that Ford problem with an LSx, though.

Sick black Cadillac, man.
Thanks! I'm with you on the Lincoln, I'd like to put a powerstroke in one someday, but I have been toying with the idea to suicide these doors, think it'd be cool with no post, just all open
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Love it! Doing a 94 Fleetwood ly6/s480.
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I wanna see the fleetwood! "Dam these big ol girls here tonight".....
Anyway, brake lines redone and steering shaft hooked up, not very exciting, but progress. Will be fitting engine and trans tomarrow

And yes, that's hydroboost you see


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