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Old 01-16-2011, 07:59 AM
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Scott, if it were only that easy!!! To tell you the truth, I just can't stop doing stuff to this one!!!
Scott, just sell your current project,Then you have all the time and dough to build that new car. Scott
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Old 02-16-2011, 03:11 PM
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I love this build. Any updates Phil?
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It has been a while since I posted anything on this build, but we have been back on it making some progress and thought it was time to share some updates. There are more pictures on our web site if interested.

The 430 cu/in SBC showed up from Nelson Racing Engines earlier this fall and made quite a splash in the shop. It is a pretty insane piece of machinery and should look just right under the hood of this 2nd Gen.





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Old 12-10-2011, 01:04 PM
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Wow! Very nice work on the turbo setup.

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Once we had the motor and were able to determine where it needed to go in the chassis to have room for the turbos and everything to clear, we were able to continue on the floors, firewall, etc...



The fire wall is relatively simple in this car as we felt the motor should do most of the talking.



Fabbed up a transmount with integrated exhaust ports. The plan is to run the exhaust directly under the driveshaft to minimaze the space it will take up in the car, and not have anything hanging below the car at the same time.



We made the exhaust ports split apart to eliminate an extra set of exhaust flanges and make the exhaust easier to drop out of the car if needed.


Exhaust in place
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Then fabbed the trans tunnel and drive shaft tunnel around everything.







Completed floor and tunnel all welded up.
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AWESOME!
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Old 12-10-2011, 01:43 PM
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AWESOME!
What he said.
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Looks great, its a shame that floor will get covered with carpet (i assume).
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OH YEAHHHHHHHHHHH


NICE WORK

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