It is.

The welds and metal work are awesome on the front end. It's going to look better with a turbo sitting up there

 

Car is sick as always!!! ive seen a lot of people wrap the stock manifolds and put heat Shields back on them and wrap the rest of the hot side and they said it helped make the turbo spool up much faster and kept un wanted heat off other parts. i know it wont look as good but much more functional.

what i mean
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Very nice ride! Great job

 

impressive, now get it running!

 

I can only wish my car looked that good.. Nice job

 

How does he like that blanket? Im thinking about buying that one off ebay.

 

the one in that pic its ptp. http://www.ptpturboblankets.com/



lol his new one is nicer no joke some guy that works for nasa makes them worksturbochargers.

his new one http://www.workturbochargers.com/

 

Very nice Justin. Maybe one day my engine will look half that good!

 

Tank is in, pumps are mounted, fuel line ran. Just waiting on some hard line from nitrous outlet and my catch can setup from rx. Whew....Tx is come up fast.

 

Damn, this is one clean, badass build. ETA on first start-up?

 

Looks GREAT!!! you think the powder coat will hold up ok on the heat shields??

 

Pic's where the pumps are?

 

Do the new GM valve covers have a baffle?

 

And is the screw cap ( oil fill) the same as stock? I know its a diff cap but wondering on the actual thread.

 

Yes they do, filler will not accept the factory neck.

 

On a side note FAST throttle bodies are pieces of ****! Mine is new and the set screw design doesnt even come close to working.

 

Ok thanks and just to make sure these are a raised valve cover, correct? Apparently they clear the l92 valvetrain but curious if they are tall enough to clear some aftermarket rockers also.

 

Oh yea, they are tall.

 

Thanks

 

Wow car is looking great