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    1. #101
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      After several weeks of research I have started installing my oil cooling system. This is really a must for Track day events running the car wide open for 20 minutes or so. Take a look and let me know what you think.





    2. #102
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      More oil cooling... Day 3


    3. #103
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      Oil Cooling system and power steering remote reservoir complete.


    4. #104
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      Nice car & excellent work
      HELP!!!
      1973 TA 4 spd #'s match red/white = STOLEN
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...55#post1106255

    5. #105
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      Thank you cdoggy

    6. #106
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      Have you had it back to the track to see any difference in temps for the oil? Is there any real difference just running around town?
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    7. #107
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      Took it to the track a few weeks ago. Oil temps fluctuated between 180 and 200. Around town stays around 180.

    8. #108
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      Quote Originally Posted by jtwoods4 View Post
      Took the 1970 TA out to Road Atlanta Today. On lap three I was on the back straight and was about to shift from 4th gear at 6000 RPM into 5th. Right before I was about to shift the RPMs stopped at 5500 and stayed there. The pedal was to the metal and the RPMs were not climbing, speed was 110 mph. That RPM and MPH held for about 5 to 7 seconds. At that point the Crank case pressure caused oil to come out the back of the oil pan seal and get on the headers. Saw a puff of smoke in the rear view and smelled burning oil. So at that point I decided to slow down and take her back to the trailer and head home. Not sure what was causing power to halt at 5500 rpm in 4th gear.

      Anyway, here is the video. Hope you enjoy.

      Did you ever figure out the stalled RPM issue?
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    9. #109
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      Quote Originally Posted by jtwoods4 View Post
      Took it to the track a few weeks ago. Oil temps fluctuated between 180 and 200. Around town stays around 180.
      What were they before the cooler install?
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    10. #110
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      RPM issue was a broken rocker arm. Oil temps before I installed the cooler were high enough to burn the oil. I did not have a temperature gauge prior to installing the oil cooler but after returning from the track I did an oil change and the oil was burnt and smelled burnt. so I went ahead and installed the cooler and there are no problems now.

    11. #111
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      Quote Originally Posted by jtwoods4 View Post
      RPM issue was a broken rocker arm. Oil temps before I installed the cooler were high enough to burn the oil. I did not have a temperature gauge prior to installing the oil cooler but after returning from the track I did an oil change and the oil was burnt and smelled burnt. so I went ahead and installed the cooler and there are no problems now.
      Cool. Good info to have. Thanks!
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    12. #112
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      glad I could help just private message me if you have any questions about designing and oil system I studied it for weeks and understand the details

    13. #113
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      Road Atlanta this weekend


    14. #114
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      Absolutely love it bud,,,, running the old girl and learning the track just Awesome... That HDPE1 deal is cool I did it down at VIR with the 73TA and had a gas....
      Carbon Kustoms Limited
      A.K.A. Albert from Toronto

    15. #115
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      Looks like a lot of fun! Ill eventually be picking your brain on the oil system.
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    16. #116
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      Quote Originally Posted by Nicks67GTO View Post
      Looks like a lot of fun! Ill eventually be picking your brain on the oil system.
      Feel free to PM me about oil system. But watch the videos, they are very detailed

    17. #117
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      After almost 2 years building and 3 months tweaking and adjusting its finally complete.


    18. #118
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      Beautiful car and built. This is just how I want my car to perform when I am all done.

      I was wondering about your seats and seat belts. Are you running Corbeau GTS II seats? How do you like them on the track/street? Also what belts are those that have the shoulder harness?

      I just love the outcome of this car!

      Great work.
      1970 Buick GSX Restoration/Pro Touring Build
      1987 Buick Regal Turbo T

    19. #119
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      Quote Originally Posted by BBSkylark View Post
      Beautiful car and built. This is just how I want my car to perform when I am all done.

      I was wondering about your seats and seat belts. Are you running Corbeau GTS II seats? How do you like them on the track/street? Also what belts are those that have the shoulder harness?

      I just love the outcome of this car!

      Great work.
      Thank you BBSkyLark. Yes they are GTS belts arethe seat belts are from a company called Morris classic seat belts they are a direct bolt in and very easy to install. way more comfortable and easy to put on compared to the stock shoulder and stock lap belt.

    20. #120
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      Quote Originally Posted by jtwoods4 View Post
      New Engine went into the car today



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      Beautiful car!! Very nice car to start a project like this.

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