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Old 10-27-2020, 12:24 PM
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Can you post a side shot of the car?


This was the most recent Ive got I think.
Unfortunately there is some weird filter on it, the car is Marina Blue.
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Old 10-27-2020, 06:51 PM
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Still looks great though.

Why the transmission change?
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Old 10-27-2020, 10:25 PM
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Still looks great though.

Why the transmission change?
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Well, when I first started building the car my plan was just an ~500hp LS of some kind.
Then I bought the Warhawk LS7 block and things started snowballing from there.

Ive been a part of both a turbo Pro mod team and a screwblown Top doorslammer team for a few years and plans for more power was there.

The TKO simply wouldnt hold up, this turbo will max out at around 1300hp so a buddy bought the TKO and I ordered a T56 Magnum instead
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Old 10-28-2020, 09:16 PM
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Well, when I first started building the car my plan was just an ~500hp LS of some kind.
Then I bought the Warhawk LS7 block and things started snowballing from there.

Ive been a part of both a turbo Pro mod team and a screwblown Top doorslammer team for a few years and plans for more power was there.

The TKO simply wouldnt hold up, this turbo will max out at around 1300hp so a buddy bought the TKO and I ordered a T56 Magnum instead
Same thing here. I said multiple times 500hp is plenty for me on the street. Yeah, right!! I just got my magnum trans this past winter and really didn’t have time this summer to get it broke in. Been a busy year for me.
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This was the most recent Ive got I think.
Unfortunately there is some weird filter on it, the car is Marina Blue.
I love this. This is how the frame for my 66 sits right now.
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Old 10-29-2020, 10:37 PM
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Looks awesome!
What kind of suspension are you running?

Ive got the Speedtech tracktime kit on mine and their frame stiffening kit also.
Unfortunately I missed something when I ordered my rims so I have to run 1/4 spacers around to clear the calipers.

No issues in the front but its a little too tight in the rear, havent decided on a solution just yet.
May end up buying another set of rear wheels, always good to have some burnout wheels
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Looks awesome!
What kind of suspension are you running?

Ive got the Speedtech tracktime kit on mine and their frame stiffening kit also.
Unfortunately I missed something when I ordered my rims so I have to run 1/4 spacers around to clear the calipers.

No issues in the front but its a little too tight in the rear, havent decided on a solution just yet.
May end up buying another set of rear wheels, always good to have some burnout wheels
I am running Full ridetech LVL 2 coilover suspension. boxed the frame myself and narrowed the rear end 1" on both sides. I love following this thread! Great job. My build is slow and steady with 3 kids playing hockey currently..lol
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Had a buddy weld some bends and couplers to the intercooler.
PPF is the speedshop here in Sweden thats going to build hot and cold side plus exhaust for the car eventually, they do awesome work



This juuuust fits behind the grille



Moved the car to lever ground and set the rake before setting the engine/ trans at the correct angles.





Pulled out my JD32 Bender to fabricate a new transmission mount, had some Docol R8 tubes from my Impala build that I used.



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