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Thanks for the link. Those are sweet pics. My god there are tons. That car & putting the 427 in is icing on the cake. The exhaust system looks painted or coated??
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I read that the LS2 / 7 coils are supposed to be a lot better than the LS1 / 6 units. I wonder if an upgrade is in order here for us serious racers?
And that looks pecularly similar to a FAST 90mm TB & intake. I wonder......
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From what I read Mark, FAST was involved in the design of the intake. Coils are better too. Do not know if they would bolt to our valve cover rails or if you would have to just relocated them. Are they they much better is anyones guess. The headers from what I have heard (rumor??) is that they are of some special composite/metal. Not your typical ss or cast iron in order to save weight. Don't know though.