wire wrap/blueprinting
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wire wrap/blueprinting
Where can I get something to wrap around my boots and wires to prevent my headers from melting them? I tried Jegs and Summit, couldn't really find what I wanted.
What kind of a difference does balancing and blueprinting make when builting a motor? What is the cost of having this done to an unassembled short block?
What kind of a difference does balancing and blueprinting make when builting a motor? What is the cost of having this done to an unassembled short block?
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Car: 88 Firebird WS6
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 3.42
Jegs has them, i don't have the cat with me, but I remember they are expensive... Like $20 a pair, thats $80 just for boot covers. They arn't a wrap though, more like a stretchy fiberglass.
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Car: 1987 Camaro IROC-Z
Engine: 305TPI
Transmission: 700R4
to answer your questions..
blueprinting is only needed on an extremely hiperformance engine, or if you're really picky, or if you have alot of cash to blow
BALANCING is a different matter, it is cheap (around 150 bucks) and will make a humongous difference in how your car runs... at the very least balance your engine..
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blueprinting is only needed on an extremely hiperformance engine, or if you're really picky, or if you have alot of cash to blow
BALANCING is a different matter, it is cheap (around 150 bucks) and will make a humongous difference in how your car runs... at the very least balance your engine..
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