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Old 05-29-2007, 08:07 AM
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that really looks good Scott, very impressive!

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Old 05-29-2007, 09:51 AM
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Does look very impressive Scott. Can't wait till it's done. Are you planning on powdercoating that subframe? Or is that going to be done when the car is painted down the road?
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Thanks.

I'm up in the air on the subframe. I haven't decided on either powdercoating it or having it painted black with a satin clear.
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As alway's Scott. simply stunning!!
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As alway's Scott. simply stunning!!
I would agree with that statement!

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mmmm... that's nice!! Kick as work scott... can't wait to see that car run... maybe a go for a ride too
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its a lot easier to touch up paint. If you chip pwder coat there is no going back. What are the deminsions on the patterson dry sump tank and what is the capacity?
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Thanks Joe.

That's a very good point, Travis. As for dimensions, the tank is 6" x 20" with an 8 quart capacity. Peterson can make them in 6", 7" and 9" diameters in about any capacity that you want, as well as any bung configuration. ATS is a dealer for Peterson, he can give you all the options.
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Awsome evrything blends in well LS7 is amazing
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Looks great Scott!
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