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From: Speedo Indiana
Originally Posted by crazyturbo
Wow thats cooler than mine !! Very good job !!!! Does the car still handle well?
how is front to rear weight dist.?
how is front to rear weight dist.?
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From: Honeoye Ny
http://www.cnblocks.com/lseries.htm
Here ya go buddy, these ought to bring you back down to near SBC weight. Oh yea real cheap,too.
Here ya go buddy, these ought to bring you back down to near SBC weight. Oh yea real cheap,too.
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From: Speedo Indiana
Originally Posted by Baldturbofreak
http://www.cnblocks.com/lseries.htm
Here ya go buddy, these ought to bring you back down to near SBC weight. Oh yea real cheap,too.
Here ya go buddy, these ought to bring you back down to near SBC weight. Oh yea real cheap,too.
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From: Little Rock Arkansas
Originally Posted by Baldturbofreak
Me likey 
.
Your heads outflow my cnc'd 195 afr's by a shot.
I wonder how the difference's of my alky setup will compare to yours/bruce's.
Im gonna put in a new section in my website called WILD c4's with a detailed rundown of our setups/ parts parameters and even some Bin files for the DIY guy. If your interested Id like you to be incuded as well as tony Brian, chris and all the other big HP FI setups. NA,too so that means You too JEB!
Send yourpics/MSword/wordperfect files to Baldturbofreak@Baldturbofreak.com
. Your heads outflow my cnc'd 195 afr's by a shot.
I wonder how the difference's of my alky setup will compare to yours/bruce's.
Im gonna put in a new section in my website called WILD c4's with a detailed rundown of our setups/ parts parameters and even some Bin files for the DIY guy. If your interested Id like you to be incuded as well as tony Brian, chris and all the other big HP FI setups. NA,too so that means You too JEB!
Send yourpics/MSword/wordperfect files to Baldturbofreak@Baldturbofreak.com
-Jeb
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From: Little Rock Arkansas
Originally Posted by Baldturbofreak
wow, SB2 +101? that would be like 2200hp@7500! thats the kinda motor you only need 2 gears for- Low and HI. DO IT you could get a cool custom licence plate that says " Deep 6's" 
-Jeb
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From: Honeoye Ny
Originally Posted by TONYDEE64
Yep, but no water jackets...World Castings has an aluminum block that I need.. as soon as I ruin my current setup that's what I'll buy...
MMM Billet. that must be one hell of a piece of stock they start out with. They should have a "Y" extrusion made.
Man I want my own CNC
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From: Honeoye Ny
Jeb I have been thinking for years- what manufacturing ideas do I have that I could use as an excuse to have a FFL class 3. 
For now I just have the ol bump fire method. pull the weapon forward with your finger thru the trigger guard and placed firmly against your hip. the recoil will empty the clip so fast (when you get it right) that there is only a foot between shells in the air.
Not very aimable though. In fact the ol' broad side of a barn euphamism comes to mind. Sounds damn impressive though.
For now I just have the ol bump fire method. pull the weapon forward with your finger thru the trigger guard and placed firmly against your hip. the recoil will empty the clip so fast (when you get it right) that there is only a foot between shells in the air.
Not very aimable though. In fact the ol' broad side of a barn euphamism comes to mind. Sounds damn impressive though.
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From: Little Rock Arkansas
Originally Posted by Baldturbofreak
Jeb I have been thinking for years- what manufacturing ideas do I have that I could use as an excuse to have a FFL class 3.
For now I just have the ol bump fire method. pull the weapon forward with your finger thru the trigger guard and placed firmly against your hip. the recoil will empty the clip so fast (when you get it right) that there is only a foot between shells in the air.
Not very aimable though. In fact the ol' broad side of a barn euphamism comes to mind. Sounds damn impressive though.
For now I just have the ol bump fire method. pull the weapon forward with your finger thru the trigger guard and placed firmly against your hip. the recoil will empty the clip so fast (when you get it right) that there is only a foot between shells in the air.
Not very aimable though. In fact the ol' broad side of a barn euphamism comes to mind. Sounds damn impressive though.
Well, except for the two belt-feds... -Jeb