Just another LS1 Procharged Mustang
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Yea, It is a 90mm Nick W throttle body that I had to hone out the body where the shaft that holds the plate goes, I am using the stock gauges for the speedo and volts only, everything else is autometer.
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I would like to be able to use the stock gauges also, I have a autometer tach, oil psi, and water temp already..But I'm going to be using a 4L80 and not sure how I would go about that since its not cable..?
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you can either have the tailshaft modified (i think S&P does it) or they have a box that gets its signal from the VSS and a cable on the other. they sell it here http://www.speedscenewiring.com/
sorry to hijack Roy, good luck at the track
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Nice project. I'm working on a 93 lx coupe. It's a carbed ls1 with a vic jr intake and msd 6sl ignition box. It getting a cm 10pt cage in a few weeks and I'm gutting all the ford wiring for a painless race car harness with a switch panel.
I'm also building a 383 ls1 to replace the stock short block motor in it. I'm putting the short block with tsp 243's in my camaro, because I blew it up last year and need a motor for it.
I've also got a set of afr 205's going on the 383 motor. And a edlebrock rpm plate system. I'm going to run it on motor only for the first year, then spray it the second year.
I'm hoping for big results out of it.
I'm also building a 383 ls1 to replace the stock short block motor in it. I'm putting the short block with tsp 243's in my camaro, because I blew it up last year and need a motor for it.
I've also got a set of afr 205's going on the 383 motor. And a edlebrock rpm plate system. I'm going to run it on motor only for the first year, then spray it the second year.
I'm hoping for big results out of it.
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I love the "93 LS1coupe" ....it also looks great with the speedlines. BTW Rich, next time a huge fricking Budweiser truck drives past your work honking the horn....Wave back! Budman gets no love....