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Old 03-12-2012, 11:19 AM
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Glad to hear you're going for the AME front clip fist and then an LS3. Best advice I ever received was to build from the ground up.

Hope the next few months are like dog years for you and pass quickly! Hey...we need to see some updated build pics.

Im talking with one of the guys at AME now, getting it going, Im trying to figure out how long I need to order it so it is at my house a couple days after I get home.

As for the next couple of months going fast....anyone who as been deployed knows how that can go.

I just read your signature, it reminded me of Dodgeball, "here at global gym we're better than you and we know it"
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Old 03-12-2012, 12:47 PM
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Im talking with one of the guys at AME now, getting it going, Im trying to figure out how long I need to order it so it is at my house a couple days after I get home.

As for the next couple of months going fast....anyone who as been deployed knows how that can go.

I just read your signature, it reminded me of Dodgeball, "here at global gym we're better than you and we know it"
Having the AME front clip ready to go when you get home would be a great way to decompress and start to feel human again. That and I'm betting you would get a lot done in a short amount of time.

I'm sure the time drags over there. Ground Hog day kind of thing. Good thing is that it sounds like you have plenty of equipment to work on which will sharpen your skills. That or make you really inventive!

I could use a Global Gym t-shirt.
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Old 03-12-2012, 01:31 PM
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Having the AME front clip ready to go when you get home would be a great way to decompress and start to feel human again. That and I'm betting you would get a lot done in a short amount of time.

I'm sure the time drags over there. Ground Hog day kind of thing. Good thing is that it sounds like you have plenty of equipment to work on which will sharpen your skills. That or make you really inventive!

I could use a Global Gym t-shirt.
Last time I got home I drove 6hrs each way to pick up my camaro, I would rather have a huge crate with a case of beer on the end of it waiting for me in my driveway this time.

I have been trying to stay sharp out here. Using a ready welder that plugs into the 24V truck system isnt the same as my Miller I have at home. And there is something about using a Gas Saw to make precision cuts that makes things a little difficult as well. But we manage and its fun, not to mention the stuff we are making looks pretty sick when we get done. Nothing like getting close to the max weight capacity of an Side-by-Side ATV. Its also fun when your clutch decides to literally break into two perfect halves.....IN THE MIDDLE OF A RIVER! Gotta love this place!
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Old 03-13-2012, 09:22 AM
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Question of the day-

I am decided on the AME front clip. I am probably going to upgrade from a 17"x8" to a 18"x10". I currently have the AME Tri-4bar rear.

Does anyone have suggestions on Brakes? I've been leaning toward Wilwood. I've also been debating Baer and KORE3 set ups.
-Im thinking 13" 6P up front and a 12" 4P rear.
-I will also be needing a master cylinder set up, I've seen a few different set ups. Does anyone have the pros and Cons to the different systems?
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Question of the day-

I am decided on the AME front clip. I am probably going to upgrade from a 17"x8" to a 18"x10". I currently have the AME Tri-4bar rear.

Does anyone have suggestions on Brakes? I've been leaning toward Wilwood. I've also been debating Baer and KORE3 set ups.
-Im thinking 13" 6P up front and a 12" 4P rear.
-I will also be needing a master cylinder set up, I've seen a few different set ups. Does anyone have the pros and Cons to the different systems?
I highly recommend Tobin @ KORE3 for your brake setup, great guy to deal with. I'm in the same boat as you regarding a master cylinder setup, I really should ask Tobin! I've been looking at DSE, ABS Power brake, CPP and Hydratech!
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Hey Johnny. You must have came back from your deployment. I was hoping to get in touch with you while I was in Virginia.
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Old 03-15-2012, 09:32 AM
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Hey Johnny. You must have came back from your deployment. I was hoping to get in touch with you while I was in Virginia.
I am still over here, I have a while left too. If you are ever back in VA let me know we can try to meet up.
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I highly recommend Tobin @ KORE3 for your brake setup, great guy to deal with. I'm in the same boat as you regarding a master cylinder setup, I really should ask Tobin! I've been looking at DSE, ABS Power brake, CPP and Hydratech!
Ill give him a call and see what he has to say soon. Thanks for the help!
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Question of the day-

I am decided on the AME front clip. I am probably going to upgrade from a 17"x8" to a 18"x10". I currently have the AME Tri-4bar rear.

Does anyone have suggestions on Brakes? I've been leaning toward Wilwood. I've also been debating Baer and KORE3 set ups.
-Im thinking 13" 6P up front and a 12" 4P rear.
-I will also be needing a master cylinder set up, I've seen a few different set ups. Does anyone have the pros and Cons to the different systems?
I looked to see what everyone was running at RTTC 3 this last weekend and a lot of guys where running BAER 6p's. I'm looking into that a bit more and will let you know what I find.

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John, where are you, see any large aerostats flying radar?? I'm building those now, come home safe,
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