HOSS LS7/T56 Build Thread
#23
Lol its getting there im juss ready to here this thing run. And no there not spectre air filters there edlebrock. I figured id try my hand at a custom CAI first since I didn't want to pay for an expensive aftermarket lid that probably wont fit worth a crap. Ill have around $100 in this setup. If it dont work well I can always go back to a lid setup.
#25
I have a Harlan shift light in the vent but I never could get it to work bc I suck at wiring even though I followed a step by step write how to do it. Ill have to figure it out though before it goes to the track. Also have a msd 2 step to hook up too. Those two things should help me dial it in at the track.
#26
I have a Harlan shift light in the vent but I never could get it to work bc I suck at wiring even though I followed a step by step write how to do it. Ill have to figure it out though before it goes to the track. Also have a msd 2 step to hook up too. Those two things should help me dial it in at the track.
Do you think the car will run below 10.50 in the quarter and is your heads ported by a member/vender/sponsor?
#27
I dont see why it wouldn't, probably not the first time out but I have the suspension to get me there. Once I see what it whats to do and get it dialed in I think it should run low to mod tens all day long. The heads have Texas speeds port job on them and I bought this motor used with about 800 miles on it so I had them milled a little more and they had to redo the valve job and done a little polishing on the chambers by a local shop. I had them install the springs and set them up for me also.
#31
Yeah its leaned back a little further back than I wanted but its not too bad. I dont think ill have any problems with it. I have to finish making two small tabs to attach to the filters for support and go buy some nice looking clamps. Im going to get some cardboard and make a template for a piece of aluminum to support the top of the radiator.
#33
Yeah I juss couldn't see spending money on a aftermarket lid and whatnot when you can get this stuff off eBay and make your own cheaper.
Umm idk im sure it will be lighter than stock but probably around 100 lbs lighter im guessing nothing crazy. I think my front end setup is around 80lbs lighter and with the emissions stuff of and I took the back seats out and a few other small things. But those front brakes I have are heeeavy lol. They stop good though.
Umm idk im sure it will be lighter than stock but probably around 100 lbs lighter im guessing nothing crazy. I think my front end setup is around 80lbs lighter and with the emissions stuff of and I took the back seats out and a few other small things. But those front brakes I have are heeeavy lol. They stop good though.
#34
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Build looks Great! One question, Fast TBs have a poor reputation for
Tuning & Drivability, I don't have personal experience just have seen
Allot of members Say NW 92 or GM @ 90MM is the way to go.
Tuning & Drivability, I don't have personal experience just have seen
Allot of members Say NW 92 or GM @ 90MM is the way to go.
#36
Looks awesome man! Just found out today my engine is finally finished, and the trans is going together this weekend or next.. she's getting there!!I should have no issue having it at LSFest unless something crazy happens..
#37
Im glad its coming together for you now elite. Its alot of working building one like yours, I can only imagine with the amount of time I have in mine. I like the holley intake and throttle body setup on yours, id love to have it on mine but that stupid cowl though...
I should have it started for the first time this weekend.
I should have it started for the first time this weekend.
#39
Got most of the final touches done a little bit ago. I finish up the last few things tomorrow afternoon and ill get it started. Im excited lol.
Yeah get some more pics elite and ill be looking for them in your thread.
Yeah get some more pics elite and ill be looking for them in your thread.