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Car does look great with those wheels Em Originally Posted by EmeryatSTM
I may just keep these wheels. LOL I love them.-Em

Not sure if you posted it already but last i checked you were up-in-the-air about the turbo choice but do you have an idea of what clutch you're going with on this build?
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Not sure if you posted it already but last i checked you were up-in-the-air about the turbo choice but do you have an idea of what clutch you're going with on this build?
Originally Posted by PATRICK B.
Car does look great with those wheels Em 
Not sure if you posted it already but last i checked you were up-in-the-air about the turbo choice but do you have an idea of what clutch you're going with on this build?
The turbo will be the same as last year (6766) and the clutch will be my tilton, as long as it lasts anyway.
-Em
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will these tires fit on the weds 17x8?
Originally Posted by evodan2004
wow that is more then i thought as well. im sure the slick will be lighter though. will these tires fit on the weds 17x8?
Yes
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Love the car and progress.
Can I get a Hirez of this one? Would love to add it to my collection!

Can I get a Hirez of this one? Would love to add it to my collection!

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Em,
Are you using that -6AN fitting on the front of the block as a crankcase breather?
I considered baffling that area internally and running a -8 or -10 breather to the catch can.... I'm not exactly sure how much clearance that will give me, so I'm a bit torn. If I put an AN hex plug there instead... I end up with more room for the turbocharger to tuck near the block.
Are you using that -6AN fitting on the front of the block as a crankcase breather?
I considered baffling that area internally and running a -8 or -10 breather to the catch can.... I'm not exactly sure how much clearance that will give me, so I'm a bit torn. If I put an AN hex plug there instead... I end up with more room for the turbocharger to tuck near the block.
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Are you using that -6AN fitting on the front of the block as a crankcase breather?
I considered baffling that area internally and running a -8 or -10 breather to the catch can.... I'm not exactly sure how much clearance that will give me, so I'm a bit torn. If I put an AN hex plug there instead... I end up with more room for the turbocharger to tuck near the block.
Originally Posted by R/TErnie
Em,Are you using that -6AN fitting on the front of the block as a crankcase breather?
I considered baffling that area internally and running a -8 or -10 breather to the catch can.... I'm not exactly sure how much clearance that will give me, so I'm a bit torn. If I put an AN hex plug there instead... I end up with more room for the turbocharger to tuck near the block.
Yes, I use them there in all of my cars.
-Em
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damn i should do this while i have the pan off, i had to run a dipstick spring on my BR 2.3 and would like to fix this issueOriginally Posted by EmeryatSTM
Yes, I use them there in all of my cars. -Em
im not trying to take your secrets Emery but could you pm me details on this?
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are you running this directly to the catch can?
3 port catch can or delete one of the valve cover fittings?
3 port catch can or delete one of the valve cover fittings?
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Allready picked my block breather up! 
Any reason for using aluminum rods in this car vs steel?
I heard they are not a suitable street rod and have to be re-torqued after limited use.

Any reason for using aluminum rods in this car vs steel?
I heard they are not a suitable street rod and have to be re-torqued after limited use.
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3 port catch can or delete one of the valve cover fittings?
I run 4 ports in mine. We sell a dip stick tube with another -6 fitting on it as well.Originally Posted by mullen
are you running this directly to the catch can?3 port catch can or delete one of the valve cover fittings?
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Any reason for using aluminum rods in this car vs steel?
I heard they are not a suitable street rod and have to be re-torqued after limited use.
I'm not really sure why people shy away from the Aluminum rods really. We have been running them in street cars and drag cars for year with no issues at all. Originally Posted by AngryEvo8
Allready picked my block breather up! 
Any reason for using aluminum rods in this car vs steel?
I heard they are not a suitable street rod and have to be re-torqued after limited use.
-Em
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Everything looks like it is coming together nicely.
Now get that engine in the car and running
Now get that engine in the car and running

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Now get that engine in the car and running
Originally Posted by StreetThisEvo
Everything looks like it is coming together nicely.Now get that engine in the car and running
Hopefully late this week or early next. Still waiting on a few parts but should be petty soon.
-Em