What are you doing to your car this winter?
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Originally Posted by PunishedU
In a way, I'm doing the best mod of all.
Im not spending a dime so I can hopefully save enough for a house which will lead to the best mod of all, a GARAGE, a glorious fricken garage. I can't wait.
Im not spending a dime so I can hopefully save enough for a house which will lead to the best mod of all, a GARAGE, a glorious fricken garage. I can't wait.
garages are great, i unfortunately just had to give up my garage spot at my fathers house for a car cover because i moved into my own place, which is real close to downtown so i can get to work in 10 minutes, instead of an hour. so that frees up lots of gas money for mods.
i have my 383 and i am waiting on my stage 3 clutch to come in, i should be taking it to get installed week after next. after that i will be swapping my aluminum driveshaft out for a steel one and rebuilding my 10 bolt and beefing it up (see how long i can keep that thing together), i need more time to save up for a moser. hopefully be able to get on some slicks and get some track time in by feb.
i have my 383 and i am waiting on my stage 3 clutch to come in, i should be taking it to get installed week after next. after that i will be swapping my aluminum driveshaft out for a steel one and rebuilding my 10 bolt and beefing it up (see how long i can keep that thing together), i need more time to save up for a moser. hopefully be able to get on some slicks and get some track time in by feb.
yankin the 383, finishin up the mods i didnt have at the time i put the motor in! (ported heads, custom monster cam, afpr, ported intake, new fuel rails, an fittings and braided fuel lines, YES!!!)
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From: farmington,WV
rebuilding the t56,cai,longtubes,ewp,dbl roller timingchain,cc503 springs pushrods etc.,1.6 roller rockers,4.10's and ORY or true duals not sure which one yet oh and a mailorder tune. might do a little head work nothing extravagant. might run into spring but hopefully itll be a little faster when done 
I'm hopefully finishing my project. Which consists of 75# injectors, versa-fueler, finish the roll-bar, install Kirkey seats, install some of the interior, a/c&heat delete, Install the TH400, wire up the trans brake, install the adj. LCA's, install the slicks/skinny's, get it tuned, and try to do some racing before the heat comes back.
Then over the summer I will raise the boost to whatever I can get outta the blower and add methanol injection.
Then over the summer
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painting the intake black while its off
H4 conversion headlights
clear corners
Hot Cam
1.6 Hot Cam Kit rockers
LT4 Valve springs
Poly trans mount
LS1 driveshaft
New clutch
MSD blaster coil
MSD Cap and Rotor
New wires
H4 conversion headlights
clear corners
Hot Cam
1.6 Hot Cam Kit rockers
LT4 Valve springs
Poly trans mount
LS1 driveshaft
New clutch
MSD blaster coil
MSD Cap and Rotor
New wires
125 wet shot N20, switching out the shorties for long tubes, LE3 package with LT4 heads and manifold custom grind cam, 58mm TB(already completed this part), short throw shifter probably some suspension stuff so that I can actually use all this power and not just break rear ends and do sweet burnouts. Pretty big winter actually now that I'm laying it all out. Oh and it doesn't snow in Tucson so I can drive it when I'm done. 