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Project Sinister little update, more pics, +new pics!!
here are some pics of the front and rear of the car coming together.
http://www.automotivedesigneng.com/images/P1010024.JPG http://www.automotivedesigneng.com/images/P1010055.JPG http://www.automotivedesigneng.com/images/P1010056.JPG |
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very sweet.
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Nice. What size wheel/Tire will you be running on the rear? I've been trying to get some pics of a 4 link install from the underside of a car, so I can try and get an accurate location for my 1/12th scale Camaro. My wheels will be done today and I'd like to get started back on it. Let me know if you can help?!?
Russell |
Looks great! :thumbsup:
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Looks really good, that is a very nice collection of parts there. :hail:
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Looks good....Thanks for the update...
-Paul |
Nice pics, and a proven combination! :thumbsup:
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Good installation you are doing there. And very proven parts. Will have a sweet ride when its all done.
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I'd love to take credit for the installation of all the work you see in these pics, but I have to give credit to Wayne Due. Wayne is the one doing the work on my Camaro.
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Looks great , when will it be finished?
Did you get that interior? |
it will be finished next week.
interior is no, I can spend that money else where right now. |
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I meant when will it be done , done, driving and all ? |
Very cool.
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I wish, I could predict when it will be totally done. I would like to have it done summer of 2007. |
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:drool:
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Lookin Great!!!!
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Love that motor!
-Paul |
more pics
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Your car is coming along real nice. :thumbsup: What are the specs of the motor? 346 Ls1 with AFR's?
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Looks like a LS2 to me
The absense of knock sensors in the middle give it away and the front timing cover . Looks good man . Are those heads out of the box or have they been built . I personally would never bolt on a set of heads right out of the box from any of those companys. Just curious. Fill us in on the motor????? I see a little something famillar in the background :unibrow: Overseas maybe??? |
What inclined you to go with a Strange rear diff. over a Moser? I am unsure about which one I should go with for my A-body, and I am trying to get some different opinions.
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LS2 block,
Eagle 4.0" crankshaft, Callies 6.125" H beam rods, Wiseco custom forged pistons(4.03" 1.110CH 26cc rev. dome lat. gas ports, NPR stainless chrome rings Federal Mogal 152M mains, Clevite cb663 H rods brgs, Dura Bond cam brgs, ARP main studs Cam Motion custom LS1 camshaft Roll master double roller timing set w/ torington bearing & nitrided gears. Comp cams lifters ARP LS2 head stud kit Cometic head gaskets Jesel Rockers Comp cams push Rods #7955-16 I just didn't have time to build this engine, I built the engine in my last car 396 LT4 and I know how long it takes to verify all the clearances and assemble the engine. So I enlisted the help of LME (late model engines) in Texas The motor is 9:1 compression and it is built so I can run twin turbos. The heads are ported and polished and I sent them down to Texas to assemble the long block. I'll put the rest of the engine together, also I'll build the headers and get the turbos on there. It will have a FAST intake, throttle body, and fuel rails. it will run on a Big Stuff 3 computer. |
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You gotta go with what has worked in the past i guess
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what is the intake above the motor in the background.
Sounds sweet, twins would be real cool ! |
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I'll ask and find out for you and maybe get a better picture. |
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Jason, what do you think of the ETP heads? I just ordered a set of 215's and was going to bolt them on out of the box. What do you think? |
Honestly a fast intake and twin turbos would be alot easier to plumb, tune etc...
Tuning speed density is quite a task . But with big stuff3 or Fast etc.. It would definately easier |
Datsbad looks like the intake in the background was an Harrop intake from Austrailia like yours.
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