There is a car show Saturday morning in Henderson I have been invited to, you should come along. Give me a call.

Spoiler! :yes:

Spoiler.

I ran mine for a while without the spoiler
 

I like it on there much better and on yours as well. Makes it seem lower in the front.

I love your wheels. Are those DPE's or Forgelines, I cannot remember

ZE Boost by Boze...I love em too:cheers:

Wow man, the car looks sick! I'd 100% put that spoiler on there. :thumbsup:

It's on for good:unibrow: Work ....what's that.

Well the transmission is coming back out of my car. I have been fighting a vibration at highway speed in approx 85-95mph range. There has always been a vibration in the 2600-2800 rpm range in the motor. Wouldn't call it a bad vibration. In fact I rode passenger a few days ago and really didn't notice it around town. Just thought it was solid mounts/body mounts. In 1-4th gear it's really not that big a deal. In 5th more harmonics are transferred and it stays in the pocket longer. Orginally I thought it was pinion angle. Until I pushed in the clutch in the pocket and it went away. I was also able to go through that mph range in 4th and beyond with normal vibration.

When I had the engine built it went beyond schedule and they were impossible to reach for a couple months. They were supposed to send the flywheel I paid for. It didn't show and I couldn't wait. After a ton of research and talking with the engine builder. I have a gen vi block with a gen iV crankshaft. I assumed since they used a gen vi block that was the proper flywheel. Turns out you can use a gen iv crank with a adapter for the rear main seal. Keep in mind this is an external balance engine. After some research it appears the weight is in a slightly different place and the imbalance is 33 OZ in the gen iv and 41.7 in the gen v/vi. 8 oz is quite a bit a weight on the end of a crankshaft. I am surprised it only showed up between 2600-2800. I hope I haven't done any damage to my engine. :rolleyes: Would have been nice for them to put something in my paperwork indicating this little fact!!! Oh well....time will tell.

See the difference?
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http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...69/1peice2.jpg

any reason with all your engine work done, your builder did not internally balance the motor? on the 496 i built for vinny, it balanced very easy with taking weight out.
hope everything's ok

That is exactly what I was trying to explian. They are a few grams different and different location. Hope this fixes you, it sounded like it was a few grams out. I doubt you hurt the motor though.

Car looked killer BTW, Appreciate you bring it out to the party. People we GaGa over it. But I missed that ride.

Next Year!