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Old 11-26-2011, 11:57 PM
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Congrats on building an awesome Nova!! I may have missed it but what did you use for suspension? How does it handle?

I love the dash, as well as the rest of the car, looks great!

Michael
Stock subframe with tubular A-arms and QA1 coil overs. Power rack. Drives very nice. Very little roll for no sway bars.

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Old 11-27-2011, 01:22 AM
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Factory 2001 Corvette shroud on a Griffen made for a 2000 Corvette. Works perfect.
Appreciate the info, happen to still have the Griffen part #? Did you have to add the fan mounting tabs?
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Old 11-28-2011, 11:16 PM
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Appreciate the info, happen to still have the Griffen part #? Did you have to add the fan mounting tabs?
Thats the great thing about using the factory fans and a factory replacement rad, the tabs are factory, it all goes together. I do not have the part number, but if you go to Summits website and select 2001/corvette/cooling/radiators/griffen you'll see one for an automatic one for a standard. It lists the physical size. You'll see its almost identical to what would go in our cars factory. Its 24x18, most factory gm muscle car rads are 26x18. I just had to trim the lip off the core support rad tray.
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Looking at the front steering setup. What rack did you use? Was it a kit? Also, what was the oil pan and motor mount setup you use to clear it all?

Thanks for the help!
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Thumbs up Gauge bezel
Dude where did you gets that gauge and bezel? They are awesome.
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Dude where did you gets that gauge and bezel? They are awesome.
I had a guy machine the 1/8 aluminum ring. I made the rest. Thanks




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What brand headers did you have?

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What brand headers did you have?

Thanks jj
Found them on eBay when I built the car. They were stainless steel shorties. They were made by an individual shop. Cheap too. Nice quality.

I think these are the same.

Check out eBay item 171077587634
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