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Old 10-08-2010, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Preston129
Do you have enough vacuum with that cam? any problems with the brakes so far?
Brakes are great, no change.
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Engine looks great. What color is the oil pan, is it painted or powder coated?
Oil pan is painted Semi-Gloss Black.
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Originally Posted by baSICK5.0
that engine looks bad ***. NICE
+1 I was so impressed with how your engine came out that I saved some pics of it to my "misc automotive pics" folder A quick glance of the first pic with the oil pan on top brought me right back to when I was building the 350 for my 71 Camaro...ahh memories

You do real clean work brother
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Sweet build!
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I really appreciate that. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Mrgoodwrench3
Don't believe everything that you read. I will post real results. I think +2/3 degrees of ignition timing is worth something, don't you...?
If you were FI it would mean alot more.
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Originally Posted by scooter k
If you were FI it would mean alot more.
Yes, I realize that. But why not see what the gains are for a N/A application?
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Originally Posted by Mrgoodwrench3
Yes, I realize that. But why not see what the gains are for a N/A application?
Small shot of nitrous???
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Notice any problems with the new style MAF, or does it run pretty seamlessly compared to the older style?
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Originally Posted by Preston129
Notice any problems with the new style MAF, or does it run pretty seamlessly compared to the older style?
The pinout is different between the trucks and Corvette. The connector and wire colors are the same, you just have to switch the order around. It will have to be tuned for the new maf. It will not run if you just install.

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