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Old 03-31-2015, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by SwampWS6
Nice build bro. Question: What size rad and what size fans? I have the Griffin 25241x with 2 12" pushers. The pushers are cutting it very close on fitting on the rad
I think it's the same rad and fans as yours if I remember correctly
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Look great Thadd as always.

Hardly get on here but I been keeping up on FB.
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Look great Thadd as always. Hardly get on here but I been keeping up on FB.
Thanks buddy!
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Finally got the car started the other day. I can honestly say that I am impressed with the Holley EFI and its self learn. Car idled perfect right off.

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Getting it put back together so we can hit the dyno



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sweet sounds good
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That's one clean car
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Looks great man can't wait to see how that IC works out. I've got the same one.
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Awesome build!!! Do u think the holley i something that might be easier to learn to tune with? U seem to like it.
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Where did you get your valve covers. Did you weld the an fitting on the front or did it come that way?
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Question for ya. With the a2w mounted in front like that doesn't it create a bunch of condensation and drip onto the track surface? Reason I ask is I saw the puddle under it.
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Originally Posted by Camaro9969
Looks great man can't wait to see how that IC works out. I've got the same one.
I ran it the end of last season and it worked really well. Almost no psi drop and 89 degree IAT's at the end of a pass on a 90 + degree day

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Originally Posted by brandon6.0
Awesome build!!! Do u think the holley i something that might be easier to learn to tune with? U seem to like it.
For sure, I had BS3 before and Holley is better
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Originally Posted by MIAmotorsports
Where did you get your valve covers. Did you weld the an fitting on the front or did it come that way?
They are the Moroso's. No AN fittings on them though

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Originally Posted by HISS
Question for ya. With the a2w mounted in front like that doesn't it create a bunch of condensation and drip onto the track surface? Reason I ask is I saw the puddle under it.
No condensation at all. That water is from draining the radiator
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Originally Posted by THADD
I ran it the end of last season and it worked really well. Almost no psi drop and 89 degree IAT's at the end of a pass on a 90 + degree day
Wow that's great. I was going to change the bungs in the cooler from 3/4 to 1" for increased flow.
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Originally Posted by Camaro9969
Wow that's great. I was going to change the bungs in the cooler from 3/4 to 1" for increased flow.
The fittings I used were 3/4 to 1 inch and I used 1 inch hose. Worked fine
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Default 97 Camaro LS1(346) 76MM Turbo Build Thread

After running into a cracked head issue, then pushrod clearance problems, I have finally made some headway and finally got the car started again.

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The last thing I really needed to do was center the rear and weld up the anti roll. It will be going to the chassis shop soon to make sure everything is right.

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Anti roll getting final welds by David at BoostFab

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The plan right now is to hit the dyno tomorrow and if all goes well the chassis shop to get set up and scaled, then the track
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Glad to see your back on track Thadd.


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