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Old 12-09-2004, 05:46 PM
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How about these for some brackets to keep the blower from flexing? Still missing the middle bolt on the left side and the bolt sticking out is just the wrong bolt but we are going tomorrow to get the right bolts
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Old 12-09-2004, 05:58 PM
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Killer!

Did you do the designing and measuring for it? You nailed it!
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Looks badass.

I wish I could do something about my brackets, I keep breaking mine, and I have no blower.
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That looks great.

Hey, where is your water pump outlet? I cant see from the pics. I can tell that its not coming out the front spot where the LS1 pumps do. Its a truck pump so its supposed to exit up right where the TB cable connects. Whats the plan?
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very nice! I'm impressed
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PIMP bracket.......
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Belt wrap!
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haha i got a belt on there tonight and the belt wrap is about 85%. ZERO flex in the brackets. All I need now is a Riechard pulley and I think it will be good stuff. Stock water pump BigTex, look at the last picture just past the throttle body
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OMG, I'd buy one of those for looks alone!!!!!
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Very nice, did you manufacture that yourself? Pretty diesel.
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