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And she's out

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Got a few things switched over. Water pump and oil filter adapter are on the Teksid. Need to pull the damper off then I can start swapping chain guides

Your exhaust seems to be bolted to your firewall, i think you did something wrong.    :rolleyes:

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ahhh gotcha. i kno that its going to flow more freely then, but any idea how much cfm is going to change with that?

More freely and less turbulent. Will only flow as much as the tb will allow which would be 700cfm

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UPDATE:

Pushed the car, outside to scrub the engine bay

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Sold my flowtech LTs and mid pipe. Bought a set of 304 SS eBay headers and a flowtech mid pipe.

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Only issue with the headers is the pass o2 sensor is @ 12 o'clock. Just need to weld in a new bung

Traded my Romeo heads to another mustanger in need for his set of clean Windsor heads. Going to use the Windsor heads as a cut for the flycutter to relief the pistons

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Slight change of plans. Not going to be using ported heads. Deal feel thru so I'll be using the Windsor heads I currently have. Got the block all set for the heads.

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Cams are on order and also on the way are a set of Brian Tooley Racing .550 valve springs with chromoly retainers. Once they get here I can assemble the heads and put them on

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Finally got around to machining up the intake plenum adaptor

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Holy shit there's a lot of detail in that! I thought it was just a contrast green and blacj graphic. Very nice!

I had the covers, rails, and pulleys dipped in reaper print

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I suppose I better give a little update on the situation, first start up a few months ago didn't go as planned. No oil getting to the left had. There's a blockage somewhere in the block, most likely from it sitting for a while

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