Status & Pictures of my winter upgrades...
01-30-2005, 03:11 PM
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Status & Pictures of my winter upgrades... So far have gotten alot done 
28x10.5x15W ET Drags mounted to new 15x10 prostars
wheelwells cut for big tire
!HVAC
!Power steering
!Passenger Airbag
!cruise control
4.71 gears installed
McLeod SFI bellhousing
New Ram910 clutch
Front Hal shocks rebuilt to "Type R"
New Kirkey seats arrived...still need to fab up some seat brackets
Under the hood is SO much cleaner
McLeod bellhousing installed:
The tires mounted on the car
28x10.5x15W ET Drags mounted to new 15x10 prostars
wheelwells cut for big tire
!HVAC
!Power steering
!Passenger Airbag
!cruise control
4.71 gears installed
McLeod SFI bellhousing
New Ram910 clutch
Front Hal shocks rebuilt to "Type R"
New Kirkey seats arrived...still need to fab up some seat brackets
Under the hood is SO much cleaner
McLeod bellhousing installed:
The tires mounted on the car
01-30-2005, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by z28kid98
Hey, what's that part number for the throttle cable w/o cruise control. completely lost where i had it 
Thanks man! Hoping to get mine just as clean soon
Thanks man! Hoping to get mine just as clean soon
01-30-2005, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Nice, any pics of the cutting and modding to the wheelwells?
01-30-2005, 03:54 PM
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Firebird in my sig: new for 2005 - motor, headers, converters, Racepak data points, anodized interior aluminum, 4-link rod ends, rear springs, r/p (4.11 from 4.29).
'99 SS: converting T56 to A4, forged motor and many goodies.
Otherwise, nothing new here.
'99 SS: converting T56 to A4, forged motor and many goodies.
Otherwise, nothing new here.
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01-30-2005, 07:09 PM
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Firebird in my sig: new for 2005 - motor, headers, converters, Racepak data points, anodized interior aluminum, 4-link rod ends, rear springs, r/p (4.11 from 4.29).
'99 SS: converting T56 to A4, forged motor and many goodies.
Otherwise, nothing new here.
'99 SS: converting T56 to A4, forged motor and many goodies.
Otherwise, nothing new here.
no offense, but i don't think he was asking for anyone else's updates man........lol.
but nice job anyway.those 10.5W's look great. i too would like to see some pics of the wheel well openings. when you do, may i suggest starting another new thread for it? maybe in the appearance section.
later,
Dave
01-30-2005, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by PRAY HRD
no offense, but i don't think he was asking for anyone else's updates man........lol. but nice job anyway.
those 10.5W's look great. i too would like to see some pics of the wheel well openings. when you do, may i suggest starting another new thread for it? maybe in the appearance section.
later,
Dave
but nice job anyway.those 10.5W's look great. i too would like to see some pics of the wheel well openings. when you do, may i suggest starting another new thread for it? maybe in the appearance section.
later,
Dave
01-30-2005, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Fireball
So far have gotten alot done
28x10.5x15W ET Drags mounted to new 15x10 prostars
wheelwells cut for big tire
!HVAC
!Power steering
!Passenger Airbag
!cruise control
4.71 gears installed
McLeod SFI bellhousing
New Ram910 clutch
Front Hal shocks rebuilt to "Type R"
New Kirkey seats arrived...still need to fab up some seat brackets
Under the hood is SO much cleaner
McLeod bellhousing installed:
The tires mounted on the car
28x10.5x15W ET Drags mounted to new 15x10 prostars
wheelwells cut for big tire
!HVAC
!Power steering
!Passenger Airbag
!cruise control
4.71 gears installed
McLeod SFI bellhousing
New Ram910 clutch
Front Hal shocks rebuilt to "Type R"
New Kirkey seats arrived...still need to fab up some seat brackets
Under the hood is SO much cleaner
McLeod bellhousing installed:
The tires mounted on the car
01-31-2005, 12:44 PM
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Fireball. Any quick write up on swapping out the trottle cable? This was also one of my projects - thanks for the part number - I am ASSUMING that the part number is a GM part number.
Looks great by the way. What do you think your weight will be?
David
Looks great by the way. What do you think your weight will be?
David
01-31-2005, 12:57 PM
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Fireball. Any quick write up on swapping out the trottle cable? This was also one of my projects - thanks for the part number - I am ASSUMING that the part number is a GM part number.
Looks great by the way. What do you think your weight will be?
David
Looks great by the way. What do you think your weight will be?
David
there's really not much to changing out the cables. I did it a couple weeks ago, took all of 10 minutes to do. You'll unbolt the TCS module and cruise control modules from their respective places (just follow the cables, cruise is usually on the driver's side front frame rail under the fuse boxes), the main cable going to the pedal has a little expansion clip thing built into it, so just push the tabs in and push it through the firewall and disconnect it from the pedal/throttle cam. It's all pretty straight forward and shouldn't take you long to do it at all.
01-31-2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by xaon
there's really not much to changing out the cables. I did it a couple weeks ago, took all of 10 minutes to do. You'll unbolt the TCS module and cruise control modules from their respective places (just follow the cables, cruise is usually on the driver's side front frame rail under the fuse boxes), the main cable going to the pedal has a little expansion clip thing built into it, so just push the tabs in and push it through the firewall and disconnect it from the pedal/throttle cam. It's all pretty straight forward and shouldn't take you long to do it at all.
yes...thats the GM part number. easier yet...just ask for the throttle cable w/o traction control