LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

Almost ready for the track. And no more granny shifting for me.

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Old 06-16-2009, 06:54 PM
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Default Almost ready for the track. And no more granny shifting for me.

Well, I still have to granny shift for a few more days.

Then this will be going in.













And last weekend I got the line lock and ABS delete in. I still need to mount the switches, but I hooked them up and it makes the tires melt like it's supposed to.

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I hate you...

I need a nice 4.10 geared 9" rear end...
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sick!!!!!!!!!!
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A 10 bolt is no excuse for granny shiftin!
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Originally Posted by 94Z28rag
A 10 bolt is no excuse for granny shiftin!
It is in my car with my new motor. The first time I shifted hard at 6500 RPMs I heard a loud bang and the rear end has been howling and making weird noises ever since.
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Sweet!! Nice pick up!!
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You should donate some of that extra money my way! But yeah definitely now don't be afraid to LAY into it
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must b nice
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Hope you got some bias ply's on the car. I am not sure how that NON-adj TQ is going to work incase you need to make adjustments but congratz on the set up.
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Originally Posted by BlackScreaminMachine
Hope you got some bias ply's on the car. I am not sure how that NON-adj TQ is going to work incase you need to make adjustments but congratz on the set up.
I picked up some used 26X10.50X16 and 27X10.50X16 ET streets to try at the track.

The torque arm and LCA are both adjustable and the front mount for the torque arm has four holes to pick from.
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Just a thought RE: Powering the Line Lock system; use the power feed from the ABS relay, given the fact that (like me) you've removed that system, now that relay powers nothing. Oh, and those (SJM) Line Locks work great!



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