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    Thread: Thanks Jake!

    1. #21
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      I recommend that everyone subscribe to Jake's youtube account. Jake has fantastic videos! Also, Jake is one hell of a nice guy...he always takes time to answer my stupid questions.



    2. #22
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      What exactly are you running on LS1 of yours? Sounds bitchin'.
      Matt Briggs
      1971 Camaro RS - Race car in progress

    3. #23
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      WOW Allen, you've been a really busy man! I guess your going to be called ZBugger alias "McDonald". Your trying to catch McDonald's over a billion hamburgers sold. According to your posts your about to catch up with them. ..............

      just messin' with ya.

      Carl Wilson
      1968 Camaro - T-56 6 speed - 383 Stroker, 2014 Mustang GT seats. FiTech EFI, Tanks Inc. Tank with Deutschwerks fuel pump.

    4. #24
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      Quote Originally Posted by -The Stig- View Post
      What exactly are you running on LS1 of yours? Sounds bitchin'.
      asa ls1 crate race motor
      ls1, bee hive springs, asa cam, dry sump oil system,3 row radiator with oil cooler, 3 inch exhaust, full tailpipes,

    5. #25
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      And you say it's making 440hp? Is that Crank or wheel horsepower?

      3 inch exhaust? Hmm, any mufflers? Or is it just open with full length pipes? Headers?

      I ask because I'm looking at building a LS1 myself for my car. Just trying to get ideas on setups.
      Matt Briggs
      1971 Camaro RS - Race car in progress

    6. #26
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      Oops, double posted...
      Matt Briggs
      1971 Camaro RS - Race car in progress

    7. #27
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      its a asa crate race motor built by gm and provided to asa late model circle track race car guys, fully tuned, dry sump etc. gm rates it at 440 hp, i assume it does about 400 to the wheels, as the stock ls1's were 340 and 315 at the wheels.
      i have an entire manual on engine, part numbers etc for this, asa, and gm made a thorough guide for these motors.
      the asa cam is popular among c5 vette road races etc running in class's where they can't change motor size etc

      custom built 1.75 4-1 headers, race bullet mufflers

    8. #28
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      Hey Jake,

      I'm sorry I don't know the history on your car... I haven't been around long enough I guess... What's the tire/wheel combination you use for the track?

      Awesome looking AND performing car! Sure looks like a LOT of fun!!
      Ray
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      1972 VW Bug (427LS/T56 Magnum/9"-3.70 gears)
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    9. #29
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      Quote Originally Posted by hotrdblder View Post
      its a asa crate race motor built by gm and provided to asa late model circle track race car guys, fully tuned, dry sump etc. gm rates it at 440 hp, i assume it does about 400 to the wheels, as the stock ls1's were 340 and 315 at the wheels.
      i have an entire manual on engine, part numbers etc for this, asa, and gm made a thorough guide for these motors.
      the asa cam is popular among c5 vette road races etc running in class's where they can't change motor size etc

      custom built 1.75 4-1 headers, race bullet mufflers
      Awesome, thanks for the info.
      Matt Briggs
      1971 Camaro RS - Race car in progress

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