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Staging Lane
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From: Simi Valley, CA U.S.A.
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Staging Lane
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From: Simi Valley, CA U.S.A.
The car was a complete running car before I took it apart to make it better. You know it's a modifiers desease 
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Staging Lane
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From: Simi Valley, CA U.S.A.
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Staging Lane
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A little more progress. I put the LS1 master on with the clutch master. I'm gonna have to do something about that plastic reservoir tank....
And I found a really pretty little Clutch master reservoir. 5 minutes on the buffer and it looks like a little jewel.
I also started mocking up the LS1 rear discs. It looks like all I need is a .125" spacer behind the backing plate and it'll be an easy conversion. I worried about doing this for a long time and they practically fell on .
Lance
And I found a really pretty little Clutch master reservoir. 5 minutes on the buffer and it looks like a little jewel.
I also started mocking up the LS1 rear discs. It looks like all I need is a .125" spacer behind the backing plate and it'll be an easy conversion. I worried about doing this for a long time and they practically fell on .
Lance
Here's some more pictures.......
Basically it's a 2002 Corvette LS6 engine with a Futral F13 and a T-56. I'm running the Stainless Works headers with knock off S&P mounts. The headers are worth every penny. They fit great. I'm running 315/35r17's in the back and 275/40r17's in the front. I also have the S&P mount for the A/C compressor. That also works great as it tucks that compressor nice and snug up against the block.
Lance
Basically it's a 2002 Corvette LS6 engine with a Futral F13 and a T-56. I'm running the Stainless Works headers with knock off S&P mounts. The headers are worth every penny. They fit great. I'm running 315/35r17's in the back and 275/40r17's in the front. I also have the S&P mount for the A/C compressor. That also works great as it tucks that compressor nice and snug up against the block.
Lance
what did you do to your rear supension to fit those meats? i'm tryin to decide what to do for rims an tires and cant find much info on what will fit without chopping.
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Staging Lane
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