TurboNova

SOLD.

bump again

x2.... everything I have seen with big numbers 750+ goes SD. For me I didnt even think about a MAF

Stainless works headers that are modified a decent amount

We will see, it seems like everyone who used e85 injected ran out around 8-850 on twins but I'd love for it to be enough

Same guy that did chassis, Martin Motorsports

No prob man, I used 1 stainless flex (non braided) just for ease of install. Don't really need one as mine is all solid mounts

Yeah there are injected cars on ls1tech making 850whp with no core at all with e85 so I'm good

May step upto a 25.5 cert next year if I can go fast enough

I copied no one. Still not sure if a1000 pumps will support enough injected e85. Everything is solid mounted and the turbo is braced to the frame. No pics of it really, it's a nice piece though.

progress update: Well I have made a ton of forward progress on the car over the past month or two. The entire hot side is complete. and the cold side was completed as well. At first I was going to be using all mild steel but went to stainless and very pleased that I did on the hot side. Got the coils custom mounted, twin a 1000 pumps mounted, driveshaft hoop and a bunch of other miscellaneous stuff done. Got the new driveshaft made and installed, mounted remote trans cooler and shifter mount fabbed up. I am excited to get the forged 370 in it and get everything plumbed and wired then hit the rollers. I am currently changing the one intercooler pipe to use the pro flo intake since I will be putting in the forged 6.0 before I get it tuned here at the first of the year and shoot for 1000+ RWHP. I may be switching to a cable drive fuel pump or goto a magna fuel pump along with upping from the 83lb injectors to 160's as well. So I will have no issues making 1000-1200 on corn. I am not going to stop until I make it deep into the 8's. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/61b60c44.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/0ba9396d.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/cb6b9e90.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/f9949c89.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/179678a5.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/4e8040b6.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/a65c3f36.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/e270890c.jpg

bump for offers

sold

sold

sold

monitor is gone every thing else still around

Bump ttt

Probably, the wife spilled water on my MacBook do I'm looking for a new pro

For home use epson actually makes one of the best theatre projectors. my setup http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/100_0992.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/100_0995.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y216/1972nova/100_0994.jpg

its been about 2 years since I build my theatre but I used a 720p DLP projector and found it on clearance at the time with a two year warranty for 680.00 The best obviously is an LCD (or at least at the time) 1080 projector, my buddy has one and I watched it and noticed a crisper cleaner picture but for me not worth the extra 1g. The big thing I was always told to look for was color and brightness as well, but a lot of that can be changed in the settings during calibration. Some people are sensitive to seeing rainbows, and that has to do with the color wheel speed. fortunately I do not have that issue so I could buy a less expensive projector. IMO spend more money on your screen, there is much to be gained by using a quality screen for your light setting. I used a screen that cost me 800.00 but was worth every penny.

Do it

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the set of wheels I did turned out real nice they were in mirror black nothing fancy. Lol the stove just sits in my garage and when it gets dusty from powder I just spray glass cleaner on it and wipe it down. I will also entertain trades of a greater value

I'll even through in a bag of blast media to go with this

Mcdorman did not really sell that many vettes hell coughlin Pataskala sold far more than them in past couple years