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And Brad, I didn't know you had photoshop skills!
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12-28-2010, 05:15 PM #1SBF>LSX
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12-28-2010, 06:22 PM #2Pumpgas Streetcar
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Your right............it would be if I went with a blower, I will scratch that off the list then!
Originally Posted by BOSS LX
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12-28-2010, 07:22 PM #3"Pil Seung"
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Thats 'cause it takes about 1000HP N/A to spin the blowers that count
Happy Holidays LOLOL
Love, DR."Never underestimate old guys"
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12-28-2010, 07:59 PM #4Pumpgas Streetcar
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Haha, I know thats why I can't have one! I would be lucky if my motor makes 500hp n/a with its 8:1 compression, lol. I always gotta razz the blower guys though! Originally Posted by DR.FORD
Thats 'cause it takes about 1000HP N/A to spin the blowers that count
Happy Holidays LOLOL
Love, DR.
I hope your holidays were great too! How is the car coming along? Almost ready for February?Last edited by FourEyedFord; 12-28-2010 at 08:02 PM.
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12-28-2010, 11:34 PM #5"Pil Seung"
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Engine is in the Fairmont, headers fitted and out getting coated. Aerospace front brakes going on.
BTW Aerospace stuff really lacks in fitment-I used them because they are the only company being able to move the front wheels in up to 3/4" with their brakes. REALLY disappointed!
Trans was freshened and ready to install.
Steve Johnson is plumbing the intake now, and am just waiting on the 40 spline stuff.
Travel limiters are going on after it runs-going over by Ron for those.
Also moving the rack down to get some clearance for the pan.
We'll be ready for Georgia X275!!
The Thunderbird-where do I start.
MAJOR surgery!
No turning back-doing what it takes to be a front runner with no excuses.
It will be ready by May
"Never underestimate old guys"
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12-28-2010, 11:45 PM #6Pumpgas Streetcar
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Wow! Sounds like a busy winter! Thanks for the info on those front brakes, Andy and I were looking at those for that very same reason. I'll just keep rockin' the stockers on the front then for sure. Never had a problem stopping the car the way its set up now anyway. Originally Posted by DR.FORD
Engine is in the Fairmont, headers fitted and out getting coated. Aerospace front brakes going on.
BTW Aerospace stuff really lacks in fitment-I used them because they are the only company being able to move the front wheels in up to 3/4" with their brakes. REALLY disappointed!
Trans was freshened and ready to install.
Steve Johnson is plumbing the intake now, and am just waiting on the 40 spline stuff.
Travel limiters are going on after it runs-going over by Ron for those.
Also moving the rack down to get some clearance for the pan.
We'll be ready for Georgia X275!!
The Thunderbird-where do I start.
MAJOR surgery!
No turning back-doing what it takes to be a front runner with no excuses.
It will be ready by May
Good luck getting everything together man!
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12-30-2010, 12:42 PM #7Newbie
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I like the sound of this Originally Posted by DR.FORD
Engine is in the Fairmont, headers fitted and out getting coated. Aerospace front brakes going on.
BTW Aerospace stuff really lacks in fitment-I used them because they are the only company being able to move the front wheels in up to 3/4" with their brakes. REALLY disappointed!
Trans was freshened and ready to install.
Steve Johnson is plumbing the intake now, and am just waiting on the 40 spline stuff.
Travel limiters are going on after it runs-going over by Ron for those.
Also moving the rack down to get some clearance for the pan.
We'll be ready for Georgia X275!!
The Thunderbird-where do I start.
MAJOR surgery!
No turning back-doing what it takes to be a front runner with no excuses.
It will be ready by May
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12-30-2010, 01:51 PM #8Pumpgas Streetcar
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How is your project coming along? Originally Posted by SENNY__
I like the sound of this
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12-29-2010, 08:33 AM #9Cuttin' trees like Paul Bunyan
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I wish I would have known that ahead of time. Originally Posted by DR.FORD
Thats 'cause it takes about 1000HP N/A to spin the blowers that count
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12-29-2010, 02:29 PM #10"Pil Seung"
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Just down-playin' your combo.... Originally Posted by wheelsofsteel
I wish I would have known that ahead of time.
You'll thank me later
"Never underestimate old guys"
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12-29-2010, 08:28 AM #11Cuttin' trees like Paul Bunyan
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Not sure of this "photoshop" thing you speak of. Originally Posted by BOSS LX
And Brad, I didn't know you had photoshop skills!
I do have other skills tho....like cutting trees like Paul Bunyan. I am pretty sure you have seen me do that.Last edited by wheelsofsteel; 12-29-2010 at 08:30 AM.
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12-29-2010, 10:16 AM #12SBF>LSX
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Originally Posted by wheelsofsteel
Not sure of this "photoshop" thing you speak of.
I do have other skills tho....like cutting trees like Paul Bunyan. I am pretty sure you have seen me do that.
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12-29-2010, 02:31 PM #13"Pil Seung"
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LOLOL Originally Posted by wheelsofsteel
This is the qoute of the month for sure!!!!!!
"Never underestimate old guys"
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