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71 nova 347 billet 76 build update!!!

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Old 05-27-2014, 10:21 PM
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looking good
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Thanks!
Which wastegates should I look into?
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im running ebay wastegates that leak but hold the boost steady.

tial make a good wastegate if you can afford them. i would run 2.
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I have JGS wastegate and BOV, very happy with them.
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I'm gonna have to check those out...
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Well I've hit a wall I got my intercooler in.. haven't mounted it yet still need a radiator.. unsure of that right now, been trying to sell my 60mm tial waste gate but no luck as of yet!
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Nice work. No bashing!
Got any more pictures?

I used 2 Tial 38's. Boost holds rock solid, no creep. I'm just running springs. Although it seems to run about 2 psi higher than the spring rating.

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Old 06-26-2014, 07:27 AM
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I know this is abit off topic but isn't it recommended to run the racecover with the billet 76 wheel?
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Thanks, I should have some more to post soon after I get the down pipe done

And yea it's definitely recommended to run the race cover... After I get used to a turbo car then I'll think about upgrading
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The beauty of upgrades.
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Yea upgrade after so I can really get it moving
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Does anyone have the part number for the universal griffin radiator?
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Originally Posted by randomninels1nova
Does anyone have the part number for the universal griffin radiator?
This is the griffin I used in my 68 Nova, it's for an LS swap though not universal. 8-00019-LS
It fit perfect and I have the part numbers for the hoses if you go that route.
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Originally Posted by 68II
This is the griffin I used in my 68 Nova, it's for an LS swap though not universal. 8-00019-LS
It fit perfect and I have the part numbers for the hoses if you go that route.
That should work for me looks like the way to go thanks alot
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Looks like a fun build. Tial or Precision 38/39mm WGs is what id run if you're doing 2.
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68II would you post the rad hose numbers? Guess their made for the fbody water pump?
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From advanced auto top hose is D71775 for truck water pump



Bottom hose is E70970 using a straight thermostat housing

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Radiator and hose info is fantastic! Thanks y'all.
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Awesome perfect example of why we all post build threads and share info!
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Where did you get the flexible pipe on the hot side?


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