* Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done *
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (mrkln)
Thanks for the kind words guys. The site will only succeed if you guys spread the word when you see a fellow vette guy needing help. Keep the site in mind!
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (jmX)
Excellent work. Your detailed description will be much appreciated by many for a long time.
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (jmX)
Great job, Jon! I think that the write up is right on the money. Thanks for taking the time to help the rest of us out and contribute back! :cheers:
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (AllCammedUp)
Great job, Jon! I think that the write up is right on the money. Thanks for taking the time to help the rest of us out and contribute back! :cheers:
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (jmX)
jmX,
Excellent work! This is the kind of stuff that really makes the forum worth while. I started doing something like this when I did my blower install, but quickly realized that it was way too time consuming the first time through.
I also live in Austin and will probably end up doing a few self installs over the next few months (maybe even heads and cam). I have a feeling that a new clutch will be required first though.
Again, awsome job!
Excellent work! This is the kind of stuff that really makes the forum worth while. I started doing something like this when I did my blower install, but quickly realized that it was way too time consuming the first time through.
I also live in Austin and will probably end up doing a few self installs over the next few months (maybe even heads and cam). I have a feeling that a new clutch will be required first though.
Again, awsome job!
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (jmX)
Thanks for the kind words guys. The site will only succeed if you guys spread the word when you see a fellow vette guy needing help. Keep the site in mind!
awesome site
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Re: * Heads/cam/pulley install writeup done * (QuickSilver2002)
jmX,
Excellent work! This is the kind of stuff that really makes the forum worth while. I started doing something like this when I did my blower install, but quickly realized that it was way too time consuming the first time through.
I also live in Austin and will probably end up doing a few self installs over the next few months (maybe even heads and cam). I have a feeling that a new clutch will be required first though.
Again, awsome job!
Excellent work! This is the kind of stuff that really makes the forum worth while. I started doing something like this when I did my blower install, but quickly realized that it was way too time consuming the first time through.
I also live in Austin and will probably end up doing a few self installs over the next few months (maybe even heads and cam). I have a feeling that a new clutch will be required first though.
Again, awsome job!
JohnnyC5, thanks. Once the word gets out and I get a few more C5 mods up there I think the site will be pretty well known.
