Brian Black's X275 TA Build at Midwest Chassis......
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Top notch man i love it love that u powdercoated the chassis and your wiring is awesome thats how i like to do a car super clean all the details and a nice clean well mapped out wiring and plumbing systems makes life down the road much smoother and usally eliminates all the surprise headaches down the line and easier to work on great job
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The feelings im having toward this car are not of an appropriate type....
I cannot say enough about the attention to detail here, this car is flawless, the little touches, the wiring, the paint, this car is perfect in every way.
Congrats to all involved, way to really set the bar up their!
I cannot say enough about the attention to detail here, this car is flawless, the little touches, the wiring, the paint, this car is perfect in every way.
Congrats to all involved, way to really set the bar up their!
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You had an alum block though. I've got a filled LSX block that is solidly 150 lbs heavier than your block. Plus with the tunnel ram, twins, all the drysump stuff etc, it adds up fast. With your motor in mine, I can easily see 2300....
Powder coating adding 30-40 lbs Im guessing going by the amount of powder he used on the car....