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      Join Date
      Aug 2007
      Location
      NC
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      193
      Country Flag: United States

      Continued

      After the paint job,the project sat idle for awhile as I continued to buy parts for the new motor. I decided to build a Pontiac motor 468cui N/A. (I didn't realize how easy and convenient a LS motor would be until it was too late. I had the engine built for 645hp and 650tq. The real numbers came out to 602hp and 605tq on the dyno. Name:  MOTOR2-1.jpg
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      Once LS1 Excitement helped pull the motor we decided we would smooth the firewall a little and make the engine bay stand out a bit. Name:  Zi6_6053.jpg
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      I think it came out great. Paul isn't a body man but he was able to help me learn how to weld a little and give me confidence to start new projects in the future.

      The car at Pauls shop getting her new transplant.
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      The firebird in the back ground is his 275 radial car, running some 5.40's in the 1/8mi.

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      Paul bending his donated stainless brake lines.
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      Yes that's a 200R4 however since this picture was taken we have acquired a t56 6 speed. We still need a clutch, AFW and Tick performance adjustable master.Name:  IMG_0800.jpg
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      Stay tuned for our install of black 04 GTO seats. I will try and take more pictures for the next few build updates. The seats do sit high if you just weld a bracket on the bottom. I'm cutting off as much as I can to weld a flat steel bar across the front and L brackets in the rear to keep the height down. Name:  IMG_0795.jpg
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      The backs definitely need to be altered but since PT has so many people doing builds and providing information, I have figured out it's easy to customize them down.
      Kyle





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