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Old 01-01-2008, 04:15 PM
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Congrats!!!
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Originally Posted by gator's 99TA
i really like the setup. where didyou find the carb style accufab?
You can go on Accufab's website...I believe speed inc can get the TB if your looking to order one. I was lucky enough to buy mine off the East Side car when they parted it out.
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Ashley said that ***** a terd Good to see you got it back out after the new found power, get it to the pavement!

Well have to catch you guys at Memphis next year, think you might come out and race? Theres goign to be another LSx rae near us at Atco as well but thats pretty far from yall.

Ashley may be selling her current converter, hit me up if your interested in it. Same one that was in the car in memphis. Been 1.31 at 3500 lbs and quickest of 1.27 on drag radials
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Originally Posted by My 04 Goat
Do any of the sponsors sell that "Accufab 105mm TB" ?? I did see you say it was $500
The accufab 105mm is $339 and the IAC adapter is $75.99. You can just type accufab into google.
Old 01-02-2008, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
The accufab 105mm is $339 and the IAC adapter is $75.99. You can just type accufab into google.
Thats not that bad actually. Do you have any problems with the throttle blades sticking open at all?

THat seems to be the issue with some of the cheaper units, just want to make sure this TB doesnt suffer from the same issue
Old 01-02-2008, 04:57 PM
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Thats seems a little expensive to me actually, I think around 50 more than we got the last 105 for
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Hey guys. I got the accufab off the shelf from Force Fed Performance out here in sac CA for 500$+ tax.

GrannySShifting....I think I might be stuck re-stalling mine cause its a lock up converter for a TH350. The rear is at the shop (Jawsgear new LS1tech sponser) right now getting 4.30's and ill try that out at the track first. If I still cant 60' then Ill send my PI converter back and get it up to 5000+. I'll prolly be draggin my hoopty out to Memphis this year also. I had a blast, but it should be alot better if I can make some runs. Tell Ashley to shush!! Im still working the bugs out......dam it...lol

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Originally Posted by GrannySShifting
Ashley said that ***** a terd Good to see you got it back out after the new found power, get it to the pavement!

Ashley may be selling her current converter, hit me up if your interested in it. Same one that was in the car in memphis. Been 1.31 at 3500 lbs and quickest of 1.27 on drag radials

LOL,...that's funny!^^^
But does the converter come with a "go straight" guarantee?

Chris that car is weak!,....on second though maybe I should call Brian and see if he has another "experimental" cam for a baby brother build
*wink*

BTW, maybe you should post a video of how mild the car sounds even with the disy duke exaust system. I could see people being happy with a very similar set up for street use elsewere. Cruising it around for Hot agust night was fun

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that motor makes great power. i'm piecing together a 13:1 6.0 with scat h beams and forged diamond 10cc dome pistons. using ported L92 heads and gmpp L92 carbed intake and an accufab 105mm tb...i'm looking for 500 wheel through an unlocked 4,500 stall and th350. nice combo, i would like to think mine will turn similar numbers. if you would run e85 you could probably feed it more timing and have a "street pump gas" car. f the haters, 93 octane is for minivans.
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Originally Posted by s346k
that motor makes great power. i'm piecing together a 13:1 6.0 with scat h beams and forged diamond 10cc dome pistons. using ported L92 heads and gmpp L92 carbed intake and an accufab 105mm tb...i'm looking for 500 wheel through an unlocked 4,500 stall and th350. nice combo, i would like to think mine will turn similar numbers. if you would run e85 you could probably feed it more timing and have a "street pump gas" car. f the haters, 93 octane is for minivans.

Sounds similar to what I have in mind and piecing together. It may behove you to talk to someone like Rick @ Synergy about your cam selection.....He's got a good track record and knowledge as to what the L92's need. Even if he does not prefer the carb style intakes (inside poke) most of the time

Good luck
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Originally Posted by s346k
that motor makes great power. i'm piecing together a 13:1 6.0 with scat h beams and forged diamond 10cc dome pistons. using ported L92 heads and gmpp L92 carbed intake and an accufab 105mm tb...i'm looking for 500 wheel through an unlocked 4,500 stall and th350. nice combo, i would like to think mine will turn similar numbers. if you would run e85 you could probably feed it more timing and have a "street pump gas" car. f the haters, 93 octane is for minivans.
what you should tell people is that you are putting it in a minivan.


haha

very nice numbers on the 383! im very impressed and even through an auto!
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Very nice numbers for a 383..
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Gotta love big bore...I always preach that our LS1's have plenty of stroke from the factory. If i did a stroke motor i would go the LSX or LS7 route so i can go with a 4.125" bore.
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Very nice numbers
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awesome man! makes me excited about my set up!

Originally Posted by HALLZ
Sounds similar to what I have in mind and piecing together. It may behove you to talk to someone like Rick @ Synergy about your cam selection.....He's got a good track record and knowledge as to what the L92's need. Even if he does not prefer the carb style intakes (inside poke) most of the time

Good luck
just installed my cam from Rick at Synergy! Man def knows his ****! cant wait to see what it does




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