Re: Larry
 

Introducing the DEL-S1.
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Re: Larry
 

That's sweet!!
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Wow that is cool!

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Billet Specialties Tru-trac on the front?
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What heads are those... perimeter bolt holes instead of center? Where are you guys mounting the coils?

Re: Larry
 

Hahahaha. Del S1. Stock heads, billet specialties tru trac.
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Stock heads with super sweet Delmo valve (coilpack) covers. :metal: Very nice touch Del...

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That tru trac stuff is porn and the FI intake looks awesome with the 60's valve covers. This is another build to inspire us mere mortals....

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The coils are under the valve covers? Id be nterested to see how he got it to mount up. That is sweet.

Re: Larry
 

Heres another view I spied from Facebook! Super sweet work guys!

http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/...ps83c6b05b.jpg

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I bet the coil packs get mounted in a remote location.

Re: Larry
 

I'd say you are correct judging from the pics! Not a lot of room for coil packs under those covers.

Re: Larry
 

Wow I love the old SBC valve covers on there. Looks amazing and right at home with the intake.
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Subscribed!
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You guessed it guys, remote coils. Gotta keep it clean, hope ya like it.

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Not coil covers, although those are available. Looks like he used LS center bolt to old SBC perimeter bolt VC adapter plates. As mentioned, remote coil pack mounting.

Very nice! Keeping the LS intake and TB? Would look great with a 4 barrel intake, rails, and 4bbl throttle body.

Re: Larry
 

What brand headers are you using? I like the way they fit against the block.

Re: Larry
 

Ill say!

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Thanks guys. Those are Sanderson, I'll have to dig up the part number but they look great.

Re: Larry
 

Late to the party but I'm in.

Re: Larry
 

CSLS1 I assume....

Re: Larry
 

cant wait to see more :)

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super clean motor! Makes me want to do an LS swap. Killer work as always. :metal:

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Hey I just noticed Larry has Oregon plates. Man you guys go way north to find your cool projects? That was probably close to me when it was acquired.
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Motor is friggin sweet!

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Looks nice in person too, and there is an aqua blue small block about 10 feet from it, at least there was a couple days ago.

Re: Larry
 

killer Work Man! Subscribed...!
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Can't wait- killer job on that mill

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Nice. Looks like their is plenty of room for a "power adder" on the drivers side....;).

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I am in for sureeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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I am in from that little island over the pond with all them small cars ! I now own masons nacho truck can't wait for this burb !
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Welcome to the board!

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Welcome Ozzie1... you have a sweet truck!

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From one of the best builders in the buisness.

Re: Larry
 

Welcome Ozzie!!

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In like Flint..r.i.p. Mr. Colburn

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Welcome Ozzie, hope you are tearin up the streets over there.

Looks like we will have to run a 4 link, this baby is short.

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...psf601d256.jpg

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Happy to see some of the progress. Is is dificult to locate the front DM on the 4wd frame? I'd like to make the leap from my truck to a Blazer someday and from what I can see the 4wd are much less $$. I'd like to use the touring DM with coil-over . I'm just curious if it is more difficult or the same as a 2wd.

Re: Larry
 

Looking good Del!

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Delmo I have taken nacho to one of our big shows in the uk nsra nationals it was the first trip I pulled a trailor with my rod on the back broke a few laws here and there no rod tax no registration number or documents did not have time to rewire the trailor lights so no lights on that it was the hottest day of the year here at the time boiling hot for uk drove nacho 100 miles there and 100 back yes we had blast just me my rod and nacho ! The truck went down well here I will send post some pictures when I know how to I am sure yourself and mason would like to see the old girl again in sunny uk
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