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12-05-2011, 08:26 PM
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12-06-2011, 04:38 AM
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I'm at work right now and can't post pics. But there are a couple of older pictures in my Gallery under "rebuild pics". Its dusty from sitting in the garage and nothing special. The theme of my truck is no chrome, so every part is/will be painted to match the truck. Has a mild cam, alum. intake, and headers.
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12-06-2011, 07:03 AM
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12-06-2011, 10:38 AM
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The dress up for 302's and 289's should look the same.
Jag
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12-06-2011, 11:04 AM
I went for the budget approach....Chrome flame valve covers from Summit for $25, and blemished chrome headers from ebay for $69. The Edelbrock intake was used on Craigslist for $100 (it was unused...and installed on an engine that some guy bought complete, but he was going to efi). By the way, when I started it, the valve covers leaked & I had to clean them up and glue them on with sealant. If they leak again I'm installing the stock steel covers.:
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
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12-06-2011, 12:03 PM
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I went for the budget approach....Chrome flame valve covers from Summit for $25, and blemished chrome headers from ebay for $69. The Edelbrock intake was used on Craigslist for $100 (it was unused...and installed on an engine that some guy bought complete, but he was going to efi). By the way, when I started it, the valve covers leaked & I had to clean them up and glue them on with sealant. If they leak again I'm installing the stock steel covers.:
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
ill post pics when i get home if i get the time.
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12-06-2011, 03:00 PM
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I went for the budget approach....Chrome flame valve covers from Summit for $25, and blemished chrome headers from ebay for $69. The Edelbrock intake was used on Craigslist for $100 (it was unused...and installed on an engine that some guy bought complete, but he was going to efi). By the way, when I started it, the valve covers leaked & I had to clean them up and glue them on with sealant. If they leak again I'm installing the stock steel covers.:
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
Here it is after its first start-up....I will straighten up the plug wires. The gauges are there until I get some permanent gauges in the panel.
on a budget but it looks amazing , I want those headers .