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Old 09-26-2005, 08:16 PM
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Finally wrote it up...

This is what will be installed in the car by the end of next month. A disaster of course would slow that down, but I think I should be okay.

Anyways....
Texas Speed LQ9 402 stroker
•Lunati Pro Mod rods
•Mahle Coated Forged Pistons 4.005" Bore
•Mahle 1.5mm,1.5mm,3mm Rings
•Eagle 4340 Forged Stroker Crankshaft
•New GM Engine Block
•Clevite H Series Rod & Main Bearings
•GM Camshaft Bearings

•Texas Speed 'Giant' cam----248/254 629/622 113 LSA
•Patriot LS6 Stage III heads (314cfm/228cfm at .600)(Patriot Dual Gold valvesprings)
•Comp hardened pushrods
•Kooks 1 7/8" stainless headers
•24" dumps with race mufflers (for now)
•LS6 ported oil pump
•COMP adjustable timing chain
•AutoMeter gauge pod with water temp, fuel pressure, and A/F gauges
•SPEC stage 5 clutch with upgraded Z06 hydraulics
•Delphi 42# injectors
•LS1Speed silver fuel rails
•Lunati lifters
•FAST LSx 90mm intake/90mm throttle body
•SLP lid
•SLP 85mm MAF
•SLP smooth bellow
•SLP switch controlled linelock
•Lou's Short Stick
•SLP strut tower brace
•UMI Adjustable torque arm
•UMI Rear lower control arms
•SLP subframe connectors
•Spohn Panhard Bar
•March underdrive pulley
•11:1 compression
•Cometic 4.030 bore .045" thickness head gaskets
•Nitto 555r drag radials
•Aeromotive A1000 Fuel Pump (installing over winter)
•Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator (also over winter)

Looks like the weakest link will be the rear end right now. Once that is fixed....Watch Out!!!
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Old 09-26-2005, 09:42 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

very impressive cant wait to see/hear a clip
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Old 09-26-2005, 10:39 PM
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That sounds like a heck of a setup, any estimates on the power output? That stage 5 clutch is gonna be a bit of an on/off clutch isn't it, either nothing or everything?
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Old 09-26-2005, 11:36 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Yeah, but most Spec clutches are like that. I have driven a Stage 4 before, and 3-4 local guys told me the Stage 5 is streetable, so.....

I am looking for about 500 RWHP with this set-up N/A.
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Damn Mr. Luos... Looks like you're pretty busy for the month...

Make sure to get some videos of your car after you install everything, I can't wait to see that baby roar
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Old 09-27-2005, 06:53 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Will do.

The biggest thing right now is waiting to see what pans out with this oil pump. There was a striped helicoil in it where the oil pickup connects to the pump....wouldn't torque down.
SLP is telling my dealer this is my fault. I wish that company would just step up for once and admit shit happens. Not everything goes out perfect. Probably will be two weeks before I get a pump to work with....No more SLP parts for me, terrible customer service. You would think a company that is starting to slide would try to help their customers out better.
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Damn, two weeks for a oil pump... That's pretty long...

Are you getting your rear end fixed soon? Because I'm sure you want full power out of that beast... I know I want to see it And without a good rear end you wont be able to launch it hard...
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Old 09-27-2005, 07:17 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

There won't be any hard launches for a while.

The stock rear end will hold up 'okay' for now at my altitude. I lose a bunch of power up here.
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Yea, when are you planning on gettin your rear end fixed/changed or whatever your next plans are?

EDIT: BTW, I just wanted to ask you who made your signature picture for you Mr. Luos?
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

I have been using that sig for years man.

The guy that did it was from a different board, and he hasn't posted there in well over a year.

BTW...that oil pump. SLP is expecting mine before they get me a new one. That is the frustrating part. I sent it out today, even spent money to have it rushed a little bit.
Once they get it, they will take their sweet ass time too....
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

damn.. thanks for the heads up about slp then... wont be goin their way
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Old 09-27-2005, 08:13 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

They normally aren't too bad. Just this time they are saying I did it. Just admit that not everything comes out perfect and work with me to replace it quickly.
They have always taken a little longer to ship stuff to me, but they are in New Jersey and I am in Colorado. Couple days at least.
SLP is overpriced, and after this experience, I assume they aren't the best with customer service.

Understand this as well though. I haven't talked to them directly. I have been going through my dealer. Things might be a little different if I called them and bitched. Maybe I should. Anyways....
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Luos, that thing is truly going to be a beast of a machine. Might warn any passengers to bring a fresh change of pants, or just plastic wrap their seats.

Seeing all those Texas Speed parts you're getting makes me feel all warm I live maybe 20-30 minutes from TSP here in Lubbock. I found a friggin crapload of parts that offer stage III heads, intake and throttle body work for my 6 and I have plans on getting this lined up for the summer w/ a tranny swap
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

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Luos, that thing is truly going to be a beast of a machine. Might warn any passengers to bring a fresh change of pants, or just plastic wrap their seats.

Seeing all those Texas Speed parts you're getting makes me feel all warm I live maybe 20-30 minutes from TSP here in Lubbock. I found a friggin crapload of parts that offer stage III heads, intake and throttle body work for my 6 and I have plans on getting this lined up for the summer w/ a tranny swap
Nice, go for it man. Keep us updated on how it works out.
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Old 09-28-2005, 06:57 PM
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Re: Finally wrote it up...

Yeah, no kidding. Let us know how that goes!!!!!!
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