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Everything posted by guineag60
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ill be running the SSS at epping on Friday anyone want to get a last minute gathering up there?
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sounds good let me know. im working on Thursday and Sunday. ill try to clean the truck up haha
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I might be in but it would need to be in January to much going on for the holidays
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Is anything still going on for this. Im in if we can sure up a date
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Spend the money and get the ARH's. I went the budget route and got OBX's. huge mistake I hate them. My buddy has pacesetters they are not bad he likes them but they rust and fall apart easy. Not too long lasting
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Very nice build. That Holley high rise is gonna look mean under that hood
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I'm having the same problem with my back 2 plug wires in the drivers side with those damn OBX's. I was thinking of making 2 cut to fit wires for those. But I had been just wrapping them with the DEI shield wrap
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Not to sure on the c/r but I think it's around 11-1. Stock rims for now on 275's. I would like to dyno it if I can find a large enough awd dyno. I don't really want to pull the front shaft. And thank you 03mass
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Well after a long time this thing is finally alive. The TBSS intake and T-body are not on now because it is gonna need a retune and i have not got the x-link yet either. The driveability of it now with the stock intake is pretty good but it def needs a retune for cold start and some good surging. I havent got on it yet all the way yet but i have not been shy either. It moves very well though and sounds awesome
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I need a ecm wire diagram for my 05 SSS Help Please
guineag60 replied to guineag60's topic in Engine Tech And Modification
I figured it out the ground strap on the drivers side bottom of the motor for the ignition was not bolted down she fired right up -
2nd on the Circle D. I love mine
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Mild stall, mild cam and long tubes you will love it. I can't get enough of my stall converter I love it
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i cant wait either. I hoping for low 12's but realistically more like mid to high 12's. We will see soon enough.
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If you got the loot AFR's would be a very nice addition.
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Thanks man. Yeah i cant wait to drive this thing again, It's gonna be a beast. BBC is 5 min away from me just let me know
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Well im a VW Tech by trade so putting everything together is easy for me. But Slowhawk is not a Machine shop and Don would have just sub'd the machine work out. I will be going back to Slowhawk to get it retuned for sure though. Ill leave that up to the pro. Don does know his stuff though.
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I ended up finding a good used LS2 crank with the 24 tooth wheel. That one was way too damaged. Yeah i almost sold it I was so fustrated then. I'm only about 45min away from Golen Engine. http://golenengineservice.com I delt with Chad there and he was great through the whole process. I highly recommend him. He knew I had a small budget and was able to make it work for me. The Cyl's were out of round by a bit and the pistons had some good raspberries on the skirts. Cleary the motor had over 100k on it.
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I used a press to do mine. My buddy used a bench vise for his. This mod is super easy
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So after disaster after disaster im finally gonna be up and running soon. I decided to buy a LS2 shortblock. It was described to me as a take out in "great running order" with only 38k on it. So after a month from me paying for it the seller and i were able to settle on a date for me to drive down to NYC from boston. Took it to a machine shop for all new bearings to find this little gem A spun rod bearing. The seller screwed me and i couldnt get the money back. So after saving up for awhile for all the machine work and new parts I ended up with this I did a budget built LS2 short block. Mahle pistons 4.005 over flat tops, Scat I-beam rods, all new bearings (rod, main and cam) ARP head bolts, Melling hp oil pump. I got the heads bolted down yesterday. Im still waiting on some adapter harnesses (cam, knock sensor) and im looking for a used LS2 valley cover and timing cover. I also got a TBSS intake and T-body. I also got and installed some comp trunion upgrade. Hopefully i can get it all buttoned down in two weeks and break it in then off to the track.
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So after disaster after disaster im finally gonna be up and running soon. I decided to buy a LS2 shortblock. It was described to me as a take out in "great running order" with only 38k on it. So after a month from me paying for it the seller and i were able to settle on a date for me to drive down to NYC from boston. Took it to a machine shop for all new bearings to find this little gem A spun rod bearing. The seller screwed me and i couldnt get the money back. So after saving up for awhile for all the machine work and new parts I ended up with this http:// http:// http:// I did a budget built LS2 short block. Mahle pistons 4.005 over flat tops, Scat I-beam rods, all new bearings (rod, main and cam) ARP head bolts, Melling hp oil pump. I got the heads bolted down yesterday. http:// Im still waiting on some adapter harnesses (cam, knock sensor) and im looking for a used LS2 valley cover and timing cover. I also got a TBSS intake and T-body. I also got and installed some comp trunion upgrade. Hopefully i can get it all buttoned down in two weeks and break it in then off to the track.
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yeah that does look like the L92 style.
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Where are you getting rectangular ports? its a catherdral intake and he is running 243's
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His sig on here is his old one from pt.net. That last pic of the intake is on a yellow tailgate too and someone in that thread called him Kurt. Kinda $hi++y deal if you ask me. Its not forsale on pt.net so he is prob dumping it here.
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I ran 14.9@ 89mph bone stock, full weight minus the trailer hitch.