RCLB GMT-900. tvs1900, 4l80e, stall, cam, exhaust
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alright so i just got working on this thing again. got the springs, push rods, cam in. i started on the blower but got stopped up because i forgot to drill and tap the upper manifold. made a little bracket up to hold the intercooler pump because i got the trick tank going in the spare battery spot. julio don from alky control has got my parts and is rebuilding the pump and updating some other parts for me. just got some spintech pro shootouts and a bunch of 304ss tubing to make the new exhaust. exhaust plans may have changed some but most likely ill be doing dmh cutouts right at the headers, magnaflow cats, x pipe, pro shootouts (its one of their race mufflers, as loud as super pro street but better flow), then out the side. ive got some pictures ill get up but need to get everything on the computer
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i feel like every time i put in a order at summit racing its over 200 bucks and then i always get something wrong or forget something and a couple days later have to order again... well i got 90 degree fittings for out of the trick tank. problem is before the 90 is a 'pressure' port fitting that i will be using to measure tank outlet temperature. so that added distance puts the 90 straight to the radiator... after finally finding a 150 degree fitting i ordered that up. didnt feel like working outside today so i fabbed up a stainless nitrous solenoid bracket. its going to be a baby 35 shot or so on here but let me know what you guys think. i need to get a longer nitrous line to the nozzle and need some jets. for some reason i dont think it would be happy with the 100 shot jets i have