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Old 03-03-2016, 02:58 PM
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Nearly done with the slab.

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Old 03-03-2016, 03:29 PM
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Are you going to coat it (epoxy paint) or just leave as-is.
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Nice. You will definitely enjoy that bad boy. We built ours too. Its 40 x 60 also. Took us a while, but finally got a two post lift. Best investment I ever made. Don't know how I did it before. Though I had the Taj Mahal. Now I can barely fit four cars in there. Lol But it was fun filling it up.
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Doug, planned on leaving it as is.


I know once I fill this with tools and equipment, I'll wish I had more room. Just have to expand later. Lol
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And this gentlemen, is what makes me feel like **** is getting real....

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Giant erector set
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That is pretty exciting stuff. Are you doing the assembly?
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i'm over the top jealous. very awesome! one day i'll move out of my little 2.5 car garage.
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Originally Posted by speedtigger
That is pretty exciting stuff. Are you doing the assembly?
Yes sir. The 6 perimeter beams bolt down. 6 20' beams bolt together at the peak. Everything else is welded and of course screw the flashing together.


Originally Posted by thirdgenbum
i'm over the top jealous. very awesome! one day i'll move out of my little 2.5 car garage.
I'm sure it won't belong before there is a "Matt Walters shop" thread going in the future. My only regret is not being able to do this sooner.
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not carb related, but this is basically the only section a check on this site...and it's a BS thread.

parts are on the way for the 69 Camaro. the bushings on the plate adaptors are tearing, which put my alternator into the frame and almost caused a fire...I don't like where the adaptors put my motor with my ls3 accessories or how low the trans mount hangs...I have some BRP hotrods solid motor mounts being made along with some hedman 2" primary 3.5" collector coated longtubes.

anyone ever ran exhaust under the rear axle? I know there is not enough room to go over and i'm not wild about dual 3.5" exhaust with 12" bullets dumping under my back seat.
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out the fender!
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So, I pick my Daughter up from School after her Softball game with the Camaro.
I have this Yahoo in a Jeep riding my *** on the way home....not happy with that.
We get down to a 4-way stop where I tell my Daughter to hang on. I throw it in low and go WOT....straight up in smoke, bouncing on the limiter I hit 2nd where I was still bouncing off limiter, bang 3rd and now about 1-2 city blocks ahead seeing the Jeep in a haze of tire smoke
I turn into my neighborhood only to see the temp. gauge at 200 and climbing....**** !...So I get on the gas to get a little speed, bump it into neutral, drifting to my house, seeing a trail of coolant in the rearview along the way.
Shut it off, open the hood, and....no belt (great...not) I tell my Daughter I'll be right back, so off to the scene of the crime....yeppers....theres my belt.

Now, coolants been topped off and I have a spare belt in the car.
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I have not tossed a belt, but I opened the hood to find it half off the pulleys once. I don't think the factory accessory systems likes 8,000 RPM. LOL
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LOL, not much anyway

I think the way my belt is routed and the way I set my tensioner up, it pulls the tensioner to the loose side Vs. making it tighter

May need to mod the tensioner so it's not spring loaded, but bolt tensioned like the old SBC set-up ?
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not sure which accessory layout you're using, but ICT Billet makes these for most configurations. this one happens to be the f-body configuration. price is right too

http://www.ictbillet.com/ls1-camaro-...-aluminum.html
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HHhhhmmmm, My set-up is similar to this but using a stock truck alt/PS mount with the PS (bottom) half cut off.

I may just have to make one....ideas

Thanks Matt
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Wow that is very nice. You aren't a kidden about the price.
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I've only seen a truck accessory setup with not power steering pump throw a belt. Think a new tensioner would help?
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Originally Posted by TTur1996
Wow that is very nice. You aren't a kidden about the price.
ICT Billet has all sorts of awesome stuff at great prices. they're 100% owned and operated by Americans and everything is built in Kansas they also are a supporter of the SpeedMullet
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Just ordered it....just easier.


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