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Thread: New guy w/ an AMC
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06-25-2005 #1
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New guy w/ an AMC
I'm a little tied up with school during most of the year, but I enjoy keeping up with what people are doing on this site. It gives me a few more ideas of what to do next when I finally graduate... Until, I'll just day dream in class...
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06-25-2005 #2
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Great looking car you've got there! What all mods are done to it? Oh, and welcome aboard!
06-25-2005 #3
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Javelin Info
Oh yeah... I guess some info would've been nice, huh?
1974 AMC Javelin w/ AMX cowl hood and spoilers
AMC 360 .030 over forged 8.5-1
Steel AMC heads mild port 2.02/1.6 valves
Comp Cams solid roller (232/236 at .050- .560/.580 llift)
Edelbrock Torker converted to EFI
Powerdyne 6psi
Hooker Supercomp headers
Mocal oil cooler
13" Front brakes w/ Wilwood GN-III calipers
12" Baer Claw PBR rear brakes
Front Carrera coilovers built by WSC w/ polyurethane control arm bushings and heim jt strut rod attachment.
Addco swaybars (front and rear)
Ford 9" rear w/ 3.5 gears
Tremec TKO 5-spd
17 Simmons wheels w/ 255/40/17 front and 315/35/17 rear BFG's
07-05-2005 #4
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Good looking AMC. I will have a 68-69 AMX one of these days. I am a big AMC fan too! Good to have you on!
These are my principals, if you do not like them, I have others!MOPAR or no car!
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