A little HSR treat!!!
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
A little HSR treat!!!
Here's where its at right now! I've gotta run my wire harness to it and do some other things.
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From: Your neighbor's hood, MD
Car: 1987 Camaro Z28 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.7L TPI
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.42:1
Originally posted by TwinTurboROC
i like the body color non ac heater box, smart move.... give it a look of alot more space over a reg non ac box
i like the body color non ac heater box, smart move.... give it a look of alot more space over a reg non ac box
Looks very clean, much nicer looking than all black, yet retains some black accents to not overdo the white. Nice work!
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
Well actually i did, but guess what..... That was repainted with 2 Krylon spray bombs (rattle cans)
I had completely removed everything in there, strut towers and all because here's what got installed on the underside of the motor
I had completely removed everything in there, strut towers and all because here's what got installed on the underside of the motor
Originally posted by Slush92RS
Well actually i did, but guess what..... That was repainted with 2 Krylon spray bombs (rattle cans)
I had completely removed everything in there, strut towers and all because here's what got installed on the underside of the motor
Well actually i did, but guess what..... That was repainted with 2 Krylon spray bombs (rattle cans)
I had completely removed everything in there, strut towers and all because here's what got installed on the underside of the motor

Excuse me, I think i just wet myself looking at that front end......
WTF are the specs on everything you posted in that picture....:hail:
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From: silverton/salem, oregon
Car: 87 Trans am
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: built 700R4
Axle/Gears: BW 9 bolt posi w/ disc
i think im going to pull all the crap off my wheel wells and paint it all semi gloss black. with a red car, it should look nice. would it be better to strip the red off, or just scuff it up and paint it?
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
You want to know about the front suspension?? or the motor??
As for the front susp. nothing exotic! PA Racing cromoly tubular k-member and a-arms, stock springs, monroe struts, standard wonderbar, and my 15x4 Centerline Telstar wheels.
The motor list is kinda long/in depth
69 2-bolt block with splayed Eagle main caps
Eagle 4340 3.75 stroke crank (lightweight version)
Eagle 4340 H-beam 5.7 rods
SpeedPro (TRW) Forged flat-top
Total Seal Gapless 2nd ring, rings
Melling HV oil pump
Moroso 6 qt. pan with internal baffles
AFR 195 heads w/ 68cc chambers
ARP Studs on the heads,mains,oil pump
ARP Bolts on everything else
Comp 288HR cam
Comp 1.6 Magnum roller rockers
Comp retro hyd roller lifters
MSD 6AL and blaster 2 coil
MSD 8366 distributor
ATI Super Damper
JEGS heavy duty flexplate
Chevrolet Alum valve covers (SWEET)
...............Holley Stealthram system with 30lb inj..........
That about does it for that, got any questions let me know i'll try and answer to the best of my ability. I built this motor myself in my garage, we'll see how long it lasts. My 388 lasted me from July of 1997 till Nov. 2003 before the oil pump pickup head decided to come off and make my oill pressure go whack! The only maintenance done to my first motor was a cam change (due to a flatten lobe), and my upgrade to the AFR 195's, other than that it just took the thrashing i gave it. I have a large pile of timeslips over the years (100's of passes) and a few dyno runs from it.
As for the front susp. nothing exotic! PA Racing cromoly tubular k-member and a-arms, stock springs, monroe struts, standard wonderbar, and my 15x4 Centerline Telstar wheels.
The motor list is kinda long/in depth
69 2-bolt block with splayed Eagle main caps
Eagle 4340 3.75 stroke crank (lightweight version)
Eagle 4340 H-beam 5.7 rods
SpeedPro (TRW) Forged flat-top
Total Seal Gapless 2nd ring, rings
Melling HV oil pump
Moroso 6 qt. pan with internal baffles
AFR 195 heads w/ 68cc chambers
ARP Studs on the heads,mains,oil pump
ARP Bolts on everything else
Comp 288HR cam
Comp 1.6 Magnum roller rockers
Comp retro hyd roller lifters
MSD 6AL and blaster 2 coil
MSD 8366 distributor
ATI Super Damper
JEGS heavy duty flexplate
Chevrolet Alum valve covers (SWEET)
...............Holley Stealthram system with 30lb inj..........
That about does it for that, got any questions let me know i'll try and answer to the best of my ability. I built this motor myself in my garage, we'll see how long it lasts. My 388 lasted me from July of 1997 till Nov. 2003 before the oil pump pickup head decided to come off and make my oill pressure go whack! The only maintenance done to my first motor was a cam change (due to a flatten lobe), and my upgrade to the AFR 195's, other than that it just took the thrashing i gave it. I have a large pile of timeslips over the years (100's of passes) and a few dyno runs from it.
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
Yes they will fit a 305. I got mine from JEGS i believe, i'm not too sure because my wife got them for me, for christmas a few years back...Yeah she rocks
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
Here's a side angle to show off the valve covers a little better.
Man i love my RS.....
Man i love my RS.....
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From: Massachusetts
Car: 91 Z28 & 21 Hellcat Challenger
Engine: L98, Hemi 6.2
does that run 11.98? Or your 02 SS? mmmmmm Thats sweet! I think your engine is great. I love those Valve Covers. Hopefully when i get married my wife will buy me cool stuff like that :hail:
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
When i get it back running i will drive it all around town. No emission laws out here in Kansas, but i'm sure that will change down the road someday.
The SS only runs 13.6, the 11.98 run was in my RS with the 388 that was in there, this 383 should run that quick or better with my HSR and roller cam set-up
The SS only runs 13.6, the 11.98 run was in my RS with the 388 that was in there, this 383 should run that quick or better with my HSR and roller cam set-up
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
Anytime bro, if you wanna come by sometime let me know, or heck come by my work but don't freak out on me. I'm the AF recruiter over here in Colby, so my office is right next to Pizza Hut, and i'm usually just chillin in my office.
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From: Mill Creek, Washington
Car: 1983 Trans Am
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Originally posted by Slush92RS
You want to know about the front suspension?? or the motor??
As for the front susp. nothing exotic! PA Racing cromoly tubular k-member and a-arms, stock springs, monroe struts, standard wonderbar, and my 15x4 Centerline Telstar wheels.
The motor list is kinda long/in depth
69 2-bolt block with splayed Eagle main caps
Eagle 4340 3.75 stroke crank (lightweight version)
Eagle 4340 H-beam 5.7 rods
SpeedPro (TRW) Forged flat-top
Total Seal Gapless 2nd ring, rings
Melling HV oil pump
Moroso 6 qt. pan with internal baffles
AFR 195 heads w/ 68cc chambers
ARP Studs on the heads,mains,oil pump
ARP Bolts on everything else
Comp 288HR cam
Comp 1.6 Magnum roller rockers
Comp retro hyd roller lifters
MSD 6AL and blaster 2 coil
MSD 8366 distributor
ATI Super Damper
JEGS heavy duty flexplate
Chevrolet Alum valve covers (SWEET)
...............Holley Stealthram system with 30lb inj..........
That about does it for that, got any questions let me know i'll try and answer to the best of my ability. I built this motor myself in my garage, we'll see how long it lasts. My 388 lasted me from July of 1997 till Nov. 2003 before the oil pump pickup head decided to come off and make my oill pressure go whack! The only maintenance done to my first motor was a cam change (due to a flatten lobe), and my upgrade to the AFR 195's, other than that it just took the thrashing i gave it. I have a large pile of timeslips over the years (100's of passes) and a few dyno runs from it.
You want to know about the front suspension?? or the motor??
As for the front susp. nothing exotic! PA Racing cromoly tubular k-member and a-arms, stock springs, monroe struts, standard wonderbar, and my 15x4 Centerline Telstar wheels.
The motor list is kinda long/in depth
69 2-bolt block with splayed Eagle main caps
Eagle 4340 3.75 stroke crank (lightweight version)
Eagle 4340 H-beam 5.7 rods
SpeedPro (TRW) Forged flat-top
Total Seal Gapless 2nd ring, rings
Melling HV oil pump
Moroso 6 qt. pan with internal baffles
AFR 195 heads w/ 68cc chambers
ARP Studs on the heads,mains,oil pump
ARP Bolts on everything else
Comp 288HR cam
Comp 1.6 Magnum roller rockers
Comp retro hyd roller lifters
MSD 6AL and blaster 2 coil
MSD 8366 distributor
ATI Super Damper
JEGS heavy duty flexplate
Chevrolet Alum valve covers (SWEET)
...............Holley Stealthram system with 30lb inj..........
That about does it for that, got any questions let me know i'll try and answer to the best of my ability. I built this motor myself in my garage, we'll see how long it lasts. My 388 lasted me from July of 1997 till Nov. 2003 before the oil pump pickup head decided to come off and make my oill pressure go whack! The only maintenance done to my first motor was a cam change (due to a flatten lobe), and my upgrade to the AFR 195's, other than that it just took the thrashing i gave it. I have a large pile of timeslips over the years (100's of passes) and a few dyno runs from it.
Your whole setup looks damn sweet, the A/C delete looks great painted white, as mentioned before, great move.
Rattle can you say? That really gives me confidence, because I did the same thing except with black.
:hail:
Slush92RS, your car is awesome.
I have a question about the crank pulley and "steering arm link thing" clearance. I don't know what it is called but it's the one that goes width-wise.
Anyway, my question is if you wanted to lower your engine in the engine bay to where the oil pan is closer to the K-member for better CG, would there be interference between the crank pulley and steering arm thing?
Once I win the lottery I'll be running something like that, only dry sump, so I can have the engine as low in the bay as possible. Just curious if I would have a prob.
My car isn't available to look at for myself and judge so I had to ask.
Thanks.
Oh and again, your car is evil .
I have a question about the crank pulley and "steering arm link thing" clearance. I don't know what it is called but it's the one that goes width-wise.
Anyway, my question is if you wanted to lower your engine in the engine bay to where the oil pan is closer to the K-member for better CG, would there be interference between the crank pulley and steering arm thing?
Once I win the lottery I'll be running something like that, only dry sump, so I can have the engine as low in the bay as possible. Just curious if I would have a prob.
My car isn't available to look at for myself and judge so I had to ask.
Thanks.
Oh and again, your car is evil .
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From: Valley Center,Kansas
Car: 92RS
Engine: LS 402 inwork
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt,3:73's
As for my a/c delete heater box, that has been powdercoated white, i didn't paint that, and you should have seen the sad shape it was in when i got it, i never thought it would turn out the way it did. Gotta give props to LORAC in Wichita, thay blasted it and coated it.
Yeah i guess i could have bought a new overflow tank with all the $$$ i've been throwing at it, but hey a new tank is worth 0 HP
Yeah i guess i could have bought a new overflow tank with all the $$$ i've been throwing at it, but hey a new tank is worth 0 HP
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From: San Diego, CA
Car: 87 Buick GN
Engine: 3.8L (231 cid) V6
Transmission: 200-4R
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt G80/ 3.42
Those valve covers look like ***, you need to give them to me.
j/k, that motor looks SWEET! I'd say one of the best looking HSR motors I've seen in awhile. Can't wait to see how it runs!
j/k, that motor looks SWEET! I'd say one of the best looking HSR motors I've seen in awhile. Can't wait to see how it runs!
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