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Ok guys, Here she is. A 1967 Firebird with an LS1. Been working on her for 9 mos. What a pain in the ***, but worth it. Just need a little tweeking and a fresh tune of the pcm and she will be ready.........
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and what color is that?!? when i get my done i plan on painting it electron blue, but it looks like you already beat my to it lol! car looks great and i emailed you. thanks
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I got the intake off of ebay. Suppose to fit a vette. So much for that. I had to hack the crap out of it to get it to fit but it looks good. As far as the wheels, yes there chevy rally's. I like em. Maybe I'll put some foose wheels on it later when I recover my bank account from the conversion. The color is I believe Admiral Blue. Same color that came on the 96 Vette Grand National with a little bit more pearl. Thanks guys, It means alot to get positive feedback. I workd my *** off on this one...
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Oh, almost forgot. I only drove it about 20 miles or so. Need a serious dyno tune to tweek the pcm. Drives great other than that. The things gonna haul ***.
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Ok guys, Here she is. A 1967 Firebird with an LS1. Been working on her for 9 mos. What a pain in the ***, but worth it. Just need a little tweeking and a fresh tune of the pcm and she will be ready.........
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I used the same compressor that you are about to use. I will post a picture for you as soon as I get the motor back together. Had a little mishap at the dyno shop. Oh Well. The guy at S&P to talk to is Lambert...............He can point you in the right direction I'm sure. Will cost you about 300 for the brackets...................