omg expensive!!! do i even have everything?
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Originally Posted by MurrayFormula
TSP does a mail order tune for $250. That could save you a little. Oh, did I mention some rubber to hold that new found power.
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Originally Posted by Predator
I agree 100% Jeff. TR didn't have Crane Duals in stock, so I went with Comp 918s instead. The cam package comes with pushrods; I think mine are bent right now.
Glad to hear your assurance that my stock oil pump is probably okay.
Your list looks pretty complete, good parts too.
Good luck on the install!
Glad to hear your assurance that my stock oil pump is probably okay.
Your list looks pretty complete, good parts too.
Good luck on the install!

then i added the pushrods, gaskets, and chain and got a discount and it came up to like $499, not bad at all. yeah people have done fine without replacing the pump, i dont know if i would trust it being that i have a lot more miles even though my pump seems fine they have been known to fail. but if your gonna swap again later you could get away with doing the pump and chain at that time.
thanks
im gonna need a lot of
for the install, lol.
Originally Posted by hourang
i didnt like the 918s but thats cool. the patriot gold dual springs, titanium retainers, seals, super7 locks, etc were only $295, cant really beat that for one of if not the best springs setup
then i added the pushrods, gaskets, and chain and got a discount and it came up to like $499, not bad at all.
yeah people have done fine without replacing the pump, i dont know if i would trust it being that i have a lot more miles even though my pump seems fine they have been known to fail. but if your gonna swap again later you could get away with doing the pump and chain at that time.
thanks
im gonna need a lot of
for the install, lol.
then i added the pushrods, gaskets, and chain and got a discount and it came up to like $499, not bad at all. yeah people have done fine without replacing the pump, i dont know if i would trust it being that i have a lot more miles even though my pump seems fine they have been known to fail. but if your gonna swap again later you could get away with doing the pump and chain at that time.
thanks
im gonna need a lot of
for the install, lol.I might need to pop a few
during my install too.
I have nightmares where lifters are falling, and valves are dropping.
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Originally Posted by Predator
Did you have a problem with 918s? Since they didn't have the Crane Duals in stock, if I wanted duals, it would have been +$175.00 for Comp duals (I'm pretty sure they were Comp), so I went with the springs that seem to have a pretty good track record, plus they should be fine with the moderate .563 224/224 112.
I might need to pop a few
during my install too.
I have nightmares where lifters are falling, and valves are dropping. 
I might need to pop a few
during my install too.
I have nightmares where lifters are falling, and valves are dropping. 

lol at the nightmares
Heck, Jeff, you can't go wrong with Patriots--wise choice (from my research). I wanted dual springs, but ended up with 918s. I'll probably change them next cam swap.
It probably won't be for another week until I can do my install (I just ordered the parts today), but keep us posted on how your install goes. This should be fun!
It probably won't be for another week until I can do my install (I just ordered the parts today), but keep us posted on how your install goes. This should be fun!
Hey Jeff, I checked out the pics of your car, and it looks like my car only a Camaro version. My Firehawk chrome wheels are similar to yours; I've got a clear MTI lid too, and both are silver. You have superb taste, my man.

