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Because I haven't got to making a 5" intake tube yet.

just posting pictures...

Yeah, I told my son to stop filming as soon as he sees a "thumb down," but he didn't stop until I gave him that look. Ron

No problem Tom. Yeah, was pretty nice last few days so I've been driving it around. Today, I had my son take a quick video of it. Nothing crazy....yet. Ron short drive, very short.

Link to online catalog. Price go up depending on which options you get. http://www.motec.com/catalog/JPG/1280x1024/jpg_index.htm

Cool wheels Duane, I guess I didn't help at all.:icon_roll:rolleyes:

I am also running tight clearances on my 2j, within spec. I have been running it with castrol 5w30 and will switch to amsoil 5w30 after ~500miles. All oil lines are -12, with mocal 180 thermostat and 25 row cooler. I don't plan on running it the way Nash will run his. If I did, I would have set...

If i were to run my motor this way, I'd set my bearing clearances loose but still within specs and use 15/50 oil and maybe even 20 50. Synthetic of course. Also, too much hot oil pressure can cause pitting on the bearings, so I will make sure i have an adequate oil cooling system and limit my...

Aluminized rods have more corrosion resistance compared to non-aluminized. This is very helpful if the motor sits outside (and not run) for a long time. HTH, Ron

I think it's considered high performance because of weights that are added on the fingers, supposed to add clamping pressure. But I really don't know if the supra applications are any good.

Centerforce??

oh is this a competition?? :D

I've already gotten rid of them. The place I got them from is already out of business. But I am trying to have them reproduced and I'll know more in a few days. Ron

I had them made a while back and sent a few to members. The one posted other than mine looks like one of them :) I think I still have mine and it is the last one I got. http://members.aol.com/ronaldvictor/gauge.htm

That's right, I got rid of all the other gauges. The panel is painted black on the inside. Ron

old setup: new setup: ~Ron

steam from the water brake dyno

No worries Duane, that's the plan. Get the motor broken in, drive it/enjoy it :D. The t56 might not happen 'til next winter. Ron

I thought I was going to be done after the break-in, well maybe not... seriously thinking about these things now. But we'll see :D :evil2: http://www.tiltonracing.com/content.php?page=list2&id=399&m=b http://www.gforcetransmissions.com/tran_gt-56.asp...

Hmm I didn't think the whole thing was going to move with the bearing. I guess it don't matter. But on mine and Nate's, the slave stays put and only the piston and bearing actuates so the lines don't move. That's a little different in design. Awesome setup Duane!!! D...