malibutwins
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Mines for sale!!!!!
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Looks like Oct. 5,6 would be the best dates. Hopefully my truck will be running by then.
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I will be there but no truck Gas grill and ez up shelter
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WTF Dan!!! bummer Oh well. Congrats!
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I have notified the track and I will be there with the grill. Possibly have the truck but no N02
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mines for sale!!!!
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I have a reman Trailblazer never used in box for $225
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new used? milage if used?
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I will work on that sir
Sent from my DROID BIONIC
Got my SS out this weekend putting it up for sale after cleaning it up. Time for a new toy. Looking at 57 chevy belairs. Possible ls3 transplant victim Hank congrats on the purchase
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Sorry cant make it truck is way apart
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Hopfully the track doesn't "rain out"
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RAIN!!!!! Doesn't look good
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When working on German cars their torque spec is called........ good-n-tight. Oh by the way dont google that phrase with younger ones around.lol
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Ok, why am I not on the list!!!! I will be there with my grill and my ez up shelter but......... No truck this year.
Also, The track has been notifyed that we will be there Oct 1. Hopefully good weather. -
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Rob!!!!!
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Ha! Yea Mark I havent been around much. To bad your sister Dan wont be showing up
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How is it measured?
Valve Lift is the amount (usually in inches) that the valve is lifted off of its seat. It is usually measured with a dial indicator at the tip of the valve. Lobe Lift is the amount (usually in inches) that the cam lobe increases in radius above the cam base circle. Tip: To quickly find maximum lobe lift, measure the base circle of the cam and subtract it from the thickness across the cam lobe’s highest point (see the diagram below).
Tip: Maximum valve lift can be calculated by multiplying the maximum lobe lift times the rocker ratio. For example, a 0.310" lobe lift cam yields 0.496" of valve lift when using a 1.6 ratio rocker arm.
Formula: valve lift = lobe lift x rocker ratio
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I'll be there. I will call the track. and set it up. Also I'll bring the grill
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Holy sh*t .... Rob you're alive! ...
Yea I'm still here. LOL Havent driven the truck since November!!! I parked it thru the winter and got busy with other things. So..... now I'm looking to replace the damaged wheel and other cosmetic items. Oh.... also some mechanical issues. So,help me out guys!!!!!! I need a wheel
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I need a source for a replacment wheel for my SS. The wheel is damaged and cant be straightened. It is a 20" oem silver wheel. New or used is ok with me. Thanks in advance.
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Chris and Circle d
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I am bringing this build back from the dead. As life throws us things we dont expect I had to put the build on the back burner. But I have been busy with getting parts and doing a lot of transmission rebuilds for extra cash to support the build process. With that being said. I will be posting some pics soon.
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Ye ha!!!!!!!!!!!
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lookng to put my truck back to stock. What do you need for the exhaust parts? where aer you located?
Sold my SSS
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Well I haven't been on in some time. I just sold my 2004 with 158000 miles. Her replacement is a 2017 Silverado LTZ Z71 double cab black on black.I won't be racing this one.