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Old 01-07-2019, 01:27 PM
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Nice car. Subscribe to the thread so I can catch up on it later.
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Very nice!
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Just went through the whole thread. What got me interested was your 31mph back half. Beautiful car & awesome build. Gives me encouragement to give my car some TLC.

I see you're looking into a vacuum pump. Not many street cars have them. I went with the GZ setup. I really like having a vacuum pump. Having a vacuum gauge connected to the opposite valve cove, from where the pump is connected, is really cool. As being able to see what the pump is doing/vacuum or what the crankcase is getting. Before the gauge I was just guessing what it was doing.

Again. Awesome car man!
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Thanks guys.
Originally Posted by SoFla01SSLookinstok
Just went through the whole thread. What got me interested was your 31mph back half. Beautiful car & awesome build. Gives me encouragement to give my car some TLC.

I see you're looking into a vacuum pump. Not many street cars have them. I went with the GZ setup. I really like having a vacuum pump. Having a vacuum gauge connected to the opposite valve cove, from where the pump is connected, is really cool. As being able to see what the pump is doing/vacuum or what the crankcase is getting. Before the gauge I was just guessing what it was doing.

Again. Awesome car man!
Thanks man, it definitely feels stronger compared to the last setup.

The GZ kits are really nice and looks like a quality pump. I am looking into using 2 electric air pumps, in line with each other. Should be good for 8 lbs. I know its not much but may possibly help.
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Just a few shots from a car cruise and meet we had.


Weekly cruise night every Wednesday at Twin Peaks.




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Corey’s super clean bird.


Checking his valvetrain.
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The girls at Twin Peaks picked my car and this beautiful 69 GTO to be on next months flyer.





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Love the pics with the Judge dude!!!!!
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At the track, recognize these fbodies?



First time back in over a year.
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I’m happy with how the car performed. DA was in the negative but it was cold all day. Track condition was okay. First run I dropped the clutch from 3k and bogged it. Second run I dropped the clutch from 3.5k and got some wheel hop. Third run I left off of the two step set at 4.3k, softly engaging the clutch. Still had some wheel hop in second but pulled off my best et.


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Originally Posted by LaBLKv6Z

At the track, recognize these fbodies? Red trans am is Mavn . The blue trans am is mine(Ain't skeered)



First time back in over a year.
Me and Mavn
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Moved my wideband gauge from the ash tray in the console to the radio location this weekend. I'll be installing Speed Inc light weight carpet and deleting the console. I found it much easier to row through the gears without the center console.

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Going to weight cutting?
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Originally Posted by AINT SKEERED
Going to weight cutting?
Continuing for sure. First few mods I did was cut weight. Since then I've added weight with the bigger brakes and SFCs. Will be adding more in the future with the cage so I'll try to offset the difference.
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Originally Posted by LaBLKv6Z
Continuing for sure. First few mods I did was cut weight. Since then I've added weight with the bigger brakes and SFCs. Will be adding more in the future with the cage so I'll try to offset the difference.
Big brakes in the rear also?
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Love the car,just read the whole seven pages. What is your wheel sizes? thats what im wanting
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Originally Posted by King Nothing

Big brakes in the rear also?
No, still running the stock setup. I do have the heavier rear end though. (s60)

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Love the car,just read the whole seven pages. What is your wheel sizes? thats what im wanting
Thanks, the wheels are 17" x 9.5". 275/45 front 315/35 in the rear.
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So the stock power steering pump started leaking all over the new engine. I decided to pull it off and run the shorter belt for now. Steering is a bit tougher with the smaller steering wheel.
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Originally Posted by LaBLKv6Z
So the stock power steering pump started leaking all over the new engine. I decided to pull it off and run the shorter belt for now. Steering is a bit tougher with the smaller steering wheel.
Did it mess with the Alternator?? Mine started leaking and took my alternator


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