Stenod Performance 25.2 / Outlaw 10.5 Update
11-18-2005, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by DERTY
It's not so bad to get in and out. Kick both feet out the door and slide out. That's part of the reason why the seat is so far back, it greatly opened up the door.
You 6'4"??????
11-18-2005, 05:54 PM
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Guys that is an AWESOME setup you have. I spent an hour looking at the photo's on your site. My TA is black also, so looking at what you have done make's me eager! There are alot of 10.5 cars running around here but only one is an F-body. Great looking cars and i hope to see them run when you are finished.
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11-18-2005, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by DERTY
Started mounting the tubs and the seat in the car. Now we're moving on to some other finishing / tedious details. I'll keep posting some pictures as we get through the build up.
11-19-2005, 06:43 AM
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id like to see you put a warhawk block in it, i think that would push the sbc out performance wise once a few pare parts get out for it.
ive always pronounced it st-en-oid, i kind of like my pronunciation better, so im going to keep calling it steniod....
ive always pronounced it st-en-oid, i kind of like my pronunciation better, so im going to keep calling it steniod....
11-19-2005, 07:51 AM
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Agreed. But, like every first run production part it's going to be buggy until they get the machining figured out. Now that they have main priority oiling and some other features in it we want to make sure they get all the kinks worked out of it first. I may very well get one of those in the future. For now we really want to shake the car down for a few months and learn the other stuff first. The motor that's going in it is going to be a nice piece anyway. 
As far as being pronounced Seniod, don't you think he would have spelled it that way to begin with?
As far as being pronounced Seniod, don't you think he would have spelled it that way to begin with?
