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03-12-2008, 08:16 PM
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Since you seem to be more interested in N20 setups, here's car we put together, it's a tall deck 572 with two dry foggers and a FAST setup...
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03-13-2008, 12:53 PM
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who made the headers for the bbc in the 4th gen? mines a short deck 477 with kits.
do you think a dominator will fit with out turning it or notching the windshield?
do you think a dominator will fit with out turning it or notching the windshield?
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03-13-2008, 10:35 PM
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My black car has a 561" short deck bbc and MadMan headers. It takes longer to gap/anti seize the plugs than to change them. 10 minutes max, all from the top.
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03-14-2008, 05:09 PM
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a BBC will be easier to work on in a Fbody than a lsx motor....
lsx motors have the heads laid out more than regular chevy motors.... so to speak
you can see that the clearance between the shock towers is almost the same because a BBC head placement is more vertical than horizontal....
hope that made sense...
lsx motors have the heads laid out more than regular chevy motors.... so to speak
you can see that the clearance between the shock towers is almost the same because a BBC head placement is more vertical than horizontal....
hope that made sense...
03-15-2008, 05:03 PM
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Will he make them for anybody?
Im lookn to do KINDA the same as you, but less blower and on gas to run in NMCA. Your car is absolutely sick!
03-15-2008, 11:37 PM
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If you plan to run on stickies then your whipers not working in the rain will be the least of your problems hahaha.
I have a Holley Strip dominator and its not that high really, pretty much all single planes that I have seen are not short. Its good to 8k RPM if I remember right. Im told they have rough ports that need work/ported. Ill look at mine this winter.
Pick your intake to go with your application.
03-16-2008, 12:45 AM
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Heat is doable, but I've never seen it done because most people like me who do the swap just show it off and drag race. Wipers are easy to keep, I kept mine, but you can't go carb'd. Has to be fuel injected so you can run an elbow. Mine also fits under the stock WS6 hood after the support strut in the middle is cut out.