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DW31S 07-22-2021 09:27 AM

Did you unhook the MSD when it was welded? It’s recommended to do so.
Gonna be fun to beat on that one, huh? Dump it at 6, shift at 7 and let her eat!!!

NorCam 07-22-2021 12:19 PM

Yes I did Dave. Also put a surge protector on the car.

The motor is working like a charm here. Had it out last night and peddled it a bit. It can sure lift the front end up with those 90/10 shocks on it. I was happy to see the rears didn't rub when it squatted. Couple pics out front after I got home. Still not finished the car and have yet to install outer trim, but it's coming along.

https://i.ibb.co/zn7yj87/IMG-7777.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/rbJ1L1r/IMG-7766b.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/nwx9fCF/IMG-7773.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/CP6yVrL/IMG-7769.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/WD0QgWx/Z28-4.jpg

TimG 07-22-2021 03:04 PM

I NEVER get tired of looking at pictures of this car. Please keep posting more.

It's funny, my wife looks over my shoulder sometimes and always smiles and says "more car porn"?

NorCam 07-25-2021 04:26 PM

So...

Been taking my sweet time getting all the little things dialed in with the car and really, I've been in no hurry to get it out for additional shake down runs. In saying that, I've had my share of little annoyances and things that try and fight back...but finally, I torqued down the front suspension this week, lubed the grease zerks, double checked all the fluids, double checked the driveline & suspension settings, and finally timed the motor last night before adding a couple gallons of fuel. So I'm now ready for a little shake down run to ensure all is good...right?

Nope...not so fast says some little Noid. You forgot something...and it's going to cause you some grief. Maybe not enough to stop you in your tracks, but enough to humble you, and remind you that you're human. (grrrrr)



Direct link for those with browser issues or restrictions. https://youtu.be/RN0s863GRBY

big gear head 07-25-2021 04:44 PM

I could hear the M23. I love that sound. Was that a rare deep groove pulley? Glad it didn't do any more damage.

NorCam 07-25-2021 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big gear head (Post 1556339)
I could hear the M23. I love that sound. Was that a rare deep groove pulley? Glad it didn't do any more damage.

It was suppose to have been a real one and came in a parts swap but I think it was a repop. I'm just lucky it didn't come off when I was setting the timing as I'm sure it was up around 4K when I had the light on it to check total advance. The nut must have come off when I fired it up because it was laying under the lift and I just swept it out earlier in the afternoon...so it had to have just come off when I pulled it out to time the engine.

NorCam 07-25-2021 05:13 PM

On a good note...I picked up a nice pair of original Jan 28th YH wheels yesterday through eBay. Nicely restored, no pitting and they spin true. Whenever I can get some new Goodyears without all the backorders, I'll get some rubber ordered up for them.

https://i.ibb.co/hyMVxXB/YH001.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/0rC5zY6/YH008.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/F4sPLNT/YH005.jpg

napa68 07-25-2021 05:33 PM

You didn't screw around getting the wheels!!

Glad you did hurt anything else with the PS pump pulley. That could have sucked @ 7000 plus!

Sounds bad ass:3gears:

ruralrte66 07-25-2021 06:48 PM

I have (and everyone on sYc) so enjoyed this thread, watching the build of this Day 2, X77, 76 76, 714, Z28 in just 1 year. Just amazing, The Best!!!!!

Gregg

NorCam 07-25-2021 06:58 PM

Thank you Greg. I really enjoy sharing it all as well. :beers:

Best part is getting to drive it at the end. Then it's always the age old question for me.

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