What's a shaved CMC toyo go for these days? :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Bell
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What's a shaved CMC toyo go for these days? :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Bell
Shaved?? You'll want the full-treads to help carry all that GM weight lol.
Really I don't recall, I think they all end up costing about $180ish last time I checked. Might give AJ at PST a shout.
So roughly the same as AI tires.... I think I will stick with the hulk I have in the garage for now....besides, I have to go pull the boat anchor out of the engine bay today! :?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Bell
$180 plus tax plus shipping.
jb
No way to ditch the hydraulic clutch that I know of, although Glenn and Mitch know more than me about such things.Quote:
Originally Posted by AI#97
3k is a decent find for the combo (tranny is usually around 1k), I'd stay away from '97 and '98 LS1s.
To swap it into a third gen will require a lot of stuff. Check with the boys about k-members, motor mounts, tranny mounting, clearance, etc. I'd do some research on the swap first if you get serious (I'm sure some F-body board member out there has done it).
glad i'll have your support, i guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Ginsberg
too bad about not racing w/ us. you should re-consider.
feel free to call w/ any suggestions you may have for me, i'm always open to input on how i can do a better job.
thanks Mike. i knew VOLUNTEERING for this could possibly be a bad thing. i also knew i could adapt and learn from it and at the same time help represent the RACERS intrest and not the NASA TX intrest. i'm not here to make anyone happy. not one person is on my "to make happy" list. if i piss off NASA TX, well, i piss them off. same goes for all the racers here. i'll do my best to be 100% open to better ways of doing things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Bell
lets just say, we will see how it goes. i could very well step down on my own accord 2 events into the year.
i dont try to "brag" about myself. it seems frequently that i'm taken that way. maybee its my way to trying to focus on the positive things about myself and not so much the negatives or shortcomings (i have a few - i know). i have you all to remind me of those. right Matt? :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Garbage
David A - what series do you have enough passion for to work for?
inverted w/-in class or entire field inverts? there will be no entire field inverts. w/-in class? well there could be. w/ the way i think things are moving w/ regards to class size and weekend format, even in-class inverts could go away. nothing has been said to me about any of this, so no, this is not "insider" info. i just see things changing. if you want to know more about this and my thoughts, find me @ Houston, and i'll talk w/ you a bit about it. and anyone else for that matter. those things are being worked on today by Todd, and i am not part of this. i did offer a few suggestions though.
not really. whats your issue w/ it? it works well in my 98. its making way more power than your AI car and has never failed on me.Quote:
Originally Posted by AI#97
thats a good price.Quote:
Originally Posted by AI#97
dont let Mike worry you about 97-98 blocks. but there are better blocks to use (all LS6 blocks). infact, they do not produce or sell the 97-98 style blocks anymore. all part numbers for those years have updated to the LS6 part number.
and yes, my 98 has the factory block w/ 80K + on it. it makes big power w/ a big ass cam. i have not has any issues w/ my motor and have open tracked it plenty.
w/ the LS7 available as a crate, i would get it and tune it down to the power you need to match weight, if i was to run AI. way more motor than anyone needs, but it would last FOREVER.
did i miss anyone? :P