Working on the car again, cervini bumper is now on!

Discussion in '94-95 Talk' started by Killercanary, Apr 24, 2007.

  1. MattZ281LE Founding Member

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    Looks great........... I know how the excitement feels....

    :nice: for putting a bung into the pan for the turbo/blower oil return

    I hope to drop my motor in next week.

    The darts come pre painted in black.
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    Looking great as usual Paul!
  3. Killercanary The car that set the bar.

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    I was hoping to have the engine in the car today, but with the mother's day festivities I didn't have the time. I did get the engine out to car and after I buy one bolt I'm missing for the bell housing I'll be checking its index. I have to install the rear main seal and pilot bearing too. The oil pan is on, sealed, and torqued down. With any luck it'll be in the car tomorrow.

    I have a set of fox VC's for the car, I just don't have time to fool with them right now to get them to work. I'm doing all I can to have the car at Carlisle. I also have a fox TB cable, TB cable bracket, and a 75mm EGR delete spacer. My funds are running low but I have my eye out for a used holley/accufab TB. Someday I'll do the fox swap. I never had long tubes. I'm running the shorties because of time and money. Down the road I may make the switch, but right now I'm just trying to get the car running as quick as I can and I don't feel like changing the entire exhaust. I've said it before, but this is going to be one mix-matched combo, at least temporarily. Basically its the same combo I had on my stock shortblock except I swapped my edelbrock intake for a holley, I retarded the cam a few degrees, repaired and installed a new valve train in my AFR 165's, other than that everything is still the same.

    Matt- Rick suggested that I tap the oil pan "just in case." I figured it was a good idea concidering I now have the foundation to do what ever I want. I will be NA for a while though. I want to see how much better this new combo runs with the changes i've made.

    I'll post new pics as soon as I get some of it in the car! :)
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    wow i might be on the road before you after all!

    looks great, keep us posted!
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    wow thats coming along very well :nice:

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