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Old 07-19-2004, 06:29 AM
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Revell Firebird Project

Here is my firebird project. Here is some pics.




Engine is almost done. I take the blower from revell 64 gto and other part from revell 70 chevelle






This firebird need lowerin



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Old 07-19-2004, 06:36 AM
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

they might be popular these days...

engine looks good so far
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Old 07-19-2004, 09:03 AM
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Hey. I have that same kit under drawing. Ill post pics in another thread.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...30#post2057830
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Old 07-19-2004, 09:09 AM
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

Not my usual taste but good job so far

I want Centerlines rims for a drag project I have, so now, I know which kit to buy
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:38 AM
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Here is more pictures abouth the project




Hood Before

Hood After

Now the engine is 100% done


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Old 08-10-2004, 06:48 AM
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

Nice, but that's loads of orange peel!
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Wow! Thats awesome!!
BTW: Is that good kit, i have thinking to buy it
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

Yes it's pretty good kit!
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Old 08-10-2004, 07:22 AM
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you might want to put those spark plug wires below the valve covers.
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

I am kinda perplexed by this engine...The headers are for a V6 engine. I know most chevys have the two center exhaust outlets close but there is usually two distinct pipes in the headers. Also your sparkplug wires should be below the valve covers. Spark plugs are in the head.
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I but the wires below valve covers tomorrow. And i am a newbie with these things because i am a 15 years old, but shit happends!
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

if you can clip off the stock fan
you should. most real blower motors
do not use a clutch fan as there is
not enough room
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Re: Revell Firebird Project

yep. Dump the clutch fan for an electric fan. Maybe 2 small fans found in the Camaro SS/Z28 or 1 big one like in various mustang kits by revell.

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I am kinda perplexed by this engine...The headers are for a V6 engine. I know most chevys have the two center exhaust outlets close but there is usually two distinct pipes in the headers. Also your sparkplug wires should be below the valve covers. Spark plugs are in the head.
I looked at my 78 Firebird, and yea, it does look like it has V6 headers. Oh yeah, the 70's WS6 cars didnt use Chevy Engines. They used the 403 CID 6.6L Oldsmobile engine.

Why use the stock headers anyway with a blower like that? A nice set of long tubes would work.

If you look right above your exhaust headers, their are 4 verticle lines, those are where the plugs should be.
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I almost bought that kit haha, anyway you are doing an awesome job, I really like that engine of yours!
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Re: Re: Revell Firebird Project

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yep. Dump the clutch fan for an electric fan. Maybe 2 small fans found in the Camaro SS/Z28 or 1 big one like in various mustang kits by revell.

I looked at my 78 Firebird, and yea, it does look like it has V6 headers. Oh yeah, the 70's WS6 cars didnt use Chevy Engines. They used the 403 CID 6.6L Oldsmobile engine.

Why use the stock headers anyway with a blower like that? A nice set of long tubes would work.

If you look right above your exhaust headers, their are 4 verticle lines, those are where the plugs should be.
Bottom line; Make new exhaust pipes and rewire the ingnition wiring.
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