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WildBillyT
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Engine / Power / Tuning
03-06-2020, 03:07 PM
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Getting my new 406 SBC installed, running, and driving
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WildBillyT
Maybe you can use a remote PCV breather with a...
Maybe you can use a remote PCV breather with a catch tank?
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Engine / Power / Tuning
03-05-2020, 12:21 PM
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Getting my new 406 SBC installed, running, and driving
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WildBillyT
You can try using the light not dialed up, but I...
You can try using the light not dialed up, but I think the issue may be your light with the MSD. I had a nice digital timing light I was using until I put on the MSD then I had to buy a basic...
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Engine / Power / Tuning
03-03-2020, 09:07 AM
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Getting my new 406 SBC installed, running, and driving
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WildBillyT
Sounds like you need to dig in to the timing a...
Sounds like you need to dig in to the timing a bit.
You aren't using a dial back timing light are you? Those don't always play nice with MSD boxes.
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Engine / Power / Tuning
02-07-2020, 11:38 AM
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Getting my new 406 SBC installed, running, and driving
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WildBillyT
I was going to say this too- I think the OPS...
I was going to say this too- I think the OPS should have sealant on it. If you can't find a smaller OPS I *guess* you could also use braided hose to relocate it.
Regarding the breathers, those...
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General Tech
11-07-2019, 12:36 PM
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vehicle prep and upgrades PRIOR to next years 500hp sbc with N20 engine swap
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WildBillyT
VR1 10w30 has enough. Not the cheapest but...
VR1 10w30 has enough. Not the cheapest but readily available.
I'm with Matt, I'd ask why 20w50 is spec'd.
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General Tech
09-24-2019, 10:49 AM
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Roll Bar Install
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WildBillyT
Maybe splitting hairs, but I'm not sure that the...
Maybe splitting hairs, but I'm not sure that the driver's side door bar would pass tech. That bend may be no bueno, especially if it doesn't run the bar in the right spot in relation to your arm.
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NJFBOA Events
09-12-2019, 09:52 AM
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September 2019 Meet- Duke Island Park
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WildBillyT
No worries man! Looking forward to seeing...
No worries man!
Looking forward to seeing everybody!
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NJFBOA Events
09-04-2019, 01:41 PM
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September 2019 Meet- Duke Island Park
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WildBillyT
A year later and it's still too soon :evil: ...
A year later and it's still too soon :evil:
I'm rolling heavy with the good stuff, that's for sure. I'm hoping we get one of those cooler but really sunny fall days. Forced induction weather, as...
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NJFBOA Events
09-04-2019, 12:36 PM
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September 2019 Meet- Duke Island Park
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WildBillyT
Since you're the one that usually drinks it, any...
Since you're the one that usually drinks it, any preference? Coke Zero or something?
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NJFBOA Events
09-04-2019, 12:20 PM
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September 2019 Meet- Duke Island Park
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WildBillyT
September 2019 Meet- Duke Island Park
September 2019 Meet - Sat 9/28 Duke Island Park, Bridgewater
As in years past I'm going to head to the store and handle the purchasing and cooking. A $10 Buy-In should cover things.
When: ...
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The Early Years 67-92
08-06-2019, 03:21 PM
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99 Z28: Revival of the Fittest.
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WildBillyT
Me too and I would have been woefully unprepared...
Me too and I would have been woefully unprepared for another car
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The Early Years 67-92
08-06-2019, 02:49 PM
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99 Z28: Revival of the Fittest.
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WildBillyT
You gotta be ****ing with us. No way is that the...
You gotta be ****ing with us. No way is that the same car.
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Restorations, Fabrication, Tool and Shop Tech
08-06-2019, 09:19 AM
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Intake manifold mods
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WildBillyT
Wow, looks awesome!
Wow, looks awesome!
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Engine / Power / Tuning
05-06-2019, 01:51 PM
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From hydraulic flat tappet to solid roller
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WildBillyT
Been a while since I looked at SR stuff, but I...
Been a while since I looked at SR stuff, but I seem to recall there are certain types of lifters (Red Zone, HIPPO) that were preferable if you are going to be running it on the street due to their...
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General Tech
04-15-2019, 10:20 AM
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Rear swap question
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WildBillyT
Should be just fine. Doesn't look like you are...
Should be just fine. Doesn't look like you are flaring stainless. That can be the real bitch.
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General Tech
03-19-2019, 09:48 AM
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Fuel Tank Modification
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WildBillyT
For what it's worth, it was done this way from...
For what it's worth, it was done this way from the factory in some old school cars. First and second gen Novas use a rubber coupling between the filler neck and tank.
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The Later Years 93-present
03-18-2019, 02:57 PM
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BlackbirdWS6's Blown 1997 Firebird TA WS6 Convertible 6spd
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WildBillyT
Gotcha. Wasn't sure if there was a performance...
Gotcha. Wasn't sure if there was a performance issue with the filter itself. I've had the same issue with them- the nut itself seems shallow and pre-rounded.
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The Later Years 93-present
03-18-2019, 12:53 PM
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BlackbirdWS6's Blown 1997 Firebird TA WS6 Convertible 6spd
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WildBillyT
Just curious, why don't you like K&N oil...
Just curious, why don't you like K&N oil filters?
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General Tech
01-23-2019, 09:25 AM
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Bare Steel Paint
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36,358
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WildBillyT
For this a quart of SPI epoxy and catalyst is...
For this a quart of SPI epoxy and catalyst is probably good. That gives you 2 quarts sprayable. From what I recall it's also UV stable, but I'd topcoat it.
I don't think I'd try spraying it under,...
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General Tech
01-16-2019, 11:47 AM
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Bare Steel Paint
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WildBillyT
How much abuse do you think it's really going to...
How much abuse do you think it's really going to see? Blasting would probably be the best option but it may just be overkill. I'd contend that painting it like a plain old car bumper would be pretty...
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General Tech
01-16-2019, 09:36 AM
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Bare Steel Paint
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WildBillyT
Cartaret I believe.
Cartaret I believe.
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General Tech
01-15-2019, 03:33 PM
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Bare Steel Paint
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36,358
Posted By
WildBillyT
Eh, I don't really think so. Those little things...
Eh, I don't really think so. Those little things don't really work well. I've got their "spot blaster" and it works poorly.
You might be able to use a regular electric hand sander if it's got a...
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General Tech
01-15-2019, 12:27 PM
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Bare Steel Paint
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36,358
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WildBillyT
Sand it thouroughly with 80, wax and grease...
Sand it thouroughly with 80, wax and grease remover, POR15, topcoat of your choice.
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General Tech
11-14-2018, 12:42 PM
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GPS Based Speedo
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18,331
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WildBillyT
Gotcha. I use a Garmin in the Nova as converting...
Gotcha. I use a Garmin in the Nova as converting to big boy gauges will be $1000 or so and I've got too much ahead of that in line. Got one used from a friend who didn't need it anymore.
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General Tech
11-14-2018, 10:46 AM
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GPS Based Speedo
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Posted By
WildBillyT
Temporary or permanent? If temporary, a used...
Temporary or permanent? If temporary, a used Garmin should work fine.
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