Stock rotating assembly safe for cam only? My son and I's 95 Z28 build thread
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. Also something I did yesterday was a rear seat delete, not only a little bit of weight reduction but now he can only have one passenger! So now 3 of his degenerate, dumb *** friends can't distract him. Only 1 can, which will probably be his girlfriend most of the time.
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That's odd because I'm on break at work and just got on here a few minutes ago and seen where I had apparently posted something that wasn't related to me?? It looked like a post from the OP coming up on my account??
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I deleted it so there was no confusion in the thread.
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I will for sure! I have a few pics of the car when it was first purchased! The paint on It is absolutely stunning, it was painted dark green (previous owner) , but the original color on the door and glovebox come up as "Bright teal metallic" so the door jams are funky. I can never tell if they're green or blue...? Any ideas on this?
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Mainly I'm looking for low end torque and a hard hitting mid range. People are still gonna bash me for this but I do trust my son (not entirely) but I do, when I was giving my first car of course, I did burnouts, would wind it out on straight always but I had sense enough to know don't go crazy and my son is the same way. Me personally, the car is already fast and get someone in trouble, if the car makes 348hp, well why is that so different from if I gave him a bolt on LS1 that made similar power numbers?? I'm really interested in the 305 or the 218/224...
OR....if you wanted to go slightly bigger, you can do what I did and go with the XE224/236 on a 112. This is normally thought of as a blower cam and ordered on a 114 LSA. But my results speak for themselves...this is through MAC mid-length headers and full cat-back. Stock headers, stock gear-driven water pump, stock untouched heads, stock ~105k mile shortblock. Want a hard-hitting midrange? Heh heh.....if you went with this number, I hope you aren't paying for your son's tires.
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