Aps tt ws6
04-18-2013, 05:07 PM
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Aps tt ws6 Here is a video if a couple pulls of an APS TT 6.0l I finally got running last July. Don't pay attention to the speedo. Its stuck at 75 mph.
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04-20-2013, 03:08 AM
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Damn, sounds good bro. Post some numbers when you can, interested in your set up. I've got a brand new APS kit that's been sitting for a couple of years that's getting ready to get installed. Any recommendations or problems I should look out for? 
04-20-2013, 09:43 AM
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The numbers are going to have to wait. I am currently getting ready to ship over to Afghan. But when I get back, get a new clutch I will get the car dynoed.
As far as the set up:
6.0L iron block
Mahl pistons
Eagle rods
Stock Crank
224/224 LSA 115 cam
Stock 317 Heads/ stock valve train
Vic JR Intake/ intake elbow
As far as problems, I have not had any other than my oil line that runs near the starter arced on the starter, melted through the line and started the oil on fire. I got the fire out before any damage. Just remember to put something around that steal braded line. I ended up just getting a plastic sleeve to go over the line.
As far as the set up:
6.0L iron block
Mahl pistons
Eagle rods
Stock Crank
224/224 LSA 115 cam
Stock 317 Heads/ stock valve train
Vic JR Intake/ intake elbow
As far as problems, I have not had any other than my oil line that runs near the starter arced on the starter, melted through the line and started the oil on fire. I got the fire out before any damage. Just remember to put something around that steal braded line. I ended up just getting a plastic sleeve to go over the line.