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Summit is great
Ordered up my parts from summit. and i still have twice what I spent to work with
Part # Item Price Qty Price ACC-150624 Fuel Injectors, 24 lbs./hr., 14.4 Ohms Impedance, 12 Volt, Ford/GM/Volkswagen, Set of 6 $214.39 1 $214.39 line CRN-253941 Camshaft, Hydraulic Flat Tappet, Advertised Duration 272/284, Lift .454/.480, Chevy, V6, Each $205.95 1 $205.95 line CRN-99286-12 Lifters, Hydraulic Flat Tappet, Chevy, Set of 12 $93.99 1 $93.99 line PSM-70-1208 Headers, Mid-Length, Steel, Painted, Chevy, Camaro, 3.4L, Kit $234.39 1 $234.39 line STL-H847CP PISTON $25.69 6 $154.14 line ZZZ-MF57-1 Clutch Kit, KEVLARŪ, 1 1/8 in. Diameter Shaft, 26-Spline, 9.688 in. Diameter Disc, Chevy/Pontiac, Kit $289.69 1 $289.69 Parts Total: $1,192.55 Handling Charge: $10.95 Total Order: $1,203.50 Backorder Charges: $443.83 Charges to your credit card at this time: $759.67 |
:shock: nice you dont want to see my last credit card bill was then....:lol:
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So I fail to see where your suspension, rear and trans are addressed
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haha not a bad starting list. my list is lil over 2100 and that includes my new suspension =] good luck and yes, do your suspension & rear !
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You could have probably bought those 24's off someone with an LT1, unless the design is completely different?
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you could have saved money by buying summit brand cam, summit cams are crane cam's. Thats nice, I spent more on my last bill though, but summit is sometimes easier to order things.
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Yea I was thinking about going with a Summit cam, but they don't have the lift and durration I want and the quatity isnt exactly up to par. The suspention stuff will be done later, and the rear and DS i'm getting from NJFBOA members. As I save up i'm gonna do up an all performance suspention including the tubular K-member, this list is just to put respectible power to the ground and get my car back. Now just so you guys who have this i spent more than you attitude, so what? Its all about HP and ETs right? Not that I'm saying I'm faster, but maybe I'll make a better gain %. Ok now what I've been doing for the past few hours betwine that post and now, was gathering gaskets and rebuild parts from various parts stores to get it done right.
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so you spent over $1200 building a v6?
nice parts and nice to hear ur hearts in it, but y? for the money, you could have almost twice the power if you dropped in a v8. i mean w/e floats your boat man and congrats with the list, looks decent |
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wow bubba im actually pretty impressed! you did your homework on it, for the most part lol. thats good man. are you getting the tubular k member before you drop the motor in? i saw that u said u were gonnna get it later, but how much later is the question
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When I have the $$$. Its accually easy to do. I just get the car up on jack stands take the tires off, lift the weight of the motor with a engine hoist, unbolt every thing and down it goes. the 3.8 K-member in going to be the closest match but that needs fabrication and I'm going to practice welding before I trust my life to it.
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yo mna good luck with the project and idk about 4th gens, but in my 92z i changes the cradel in about 2 hours its a fairly easy <in/out> project, have fun with it and be safe. later
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3.4L stout little power plant? isnt that an oximoron? whats it gonna rev to? 10k RPMs would be hot :)
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I'm gonna use LSx style beehive springs...you know...the one Ron broke:lol:
anyway I should be topin around 7k |
lol cool
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