427 Lsx twin turbo/4l80 awd SS build
01-26-2010, 06:42 PM
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truck runs just not with the turbos . i put about 100 miles on the 427 before i took it too rick . we are hoping for late march to pick it up and make it squeal.
01-26-2010, 06:47 PM
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i cant wait to see this thing in action at fontana and btw chase it was good to meet you a few weeks ago at the track i was the one in the slow *** xcab that they kept calling a Supersport
01-26-2010, 09:54 PM
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i know who you are man . your truck didnt run too bad man . youll get faster with time and mods . we all have to start somewhere. im sure ill see you out there again before i get the truck back .
you jeolous of me , the feeling is mutual man. your build is freaking insane. i would love to attempt a project like that. the cad and water jet fab work your doing looks like a blast. keep up the amazing work i cant wait to see it get finished.
btw where are my exhaust tips ??
01-27-2010, 08:59 AM
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Thanks, but dude your truck is insane, the motor setup is what I dream of.
I need a pan and some $$, going to have to start from scratch to get them to work on your pan. I already want to make a second set, you know what they say... things always come out better the second time around. So I may draw them up in CAD and go from there.
I need a pan and some $$, going to have to start from scratch to get them to work on your pan. I already want to make a second set, you know what they say... things always come out better the second time around. So I may draw them up in CAD and go from there.
02-16-2010, 09:24 AM
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Still go a ways to go on it bro. I am pretty much a one man shop in this economy right now. So we still have to get an Intercooler made, which I am almost done designing and choosing a builder for it. Then we need to build the cold side stuff, pick a color for anodizing. Send the hot stuff out to be coated. Clean up all the wiring in the truck because its a mess. So its pretty much all the little things that will take a ton of time now.
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