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Old 12-14-2020, 10:00 AM   #1
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Here are some pics of her in place. Used ARP for pretty much everything. I know I use the word "Budget" a lot, but then find myself spending hundreds of dollars on bolts .
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Here are some pics of her in place. Used ARP for pretty much everything. I know I use the word "Budget" a lot, but then find myself spending hundreds of dollars on bolts .
Sometimes you have to spend some dollars. Spend them in the right places.
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Sometimes you have to spend some dollars. Spend them in the right places.
x2. Quality fasteners are definitely a worthy investment for certain areas.
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Sometimes you have to spend some dollars. Spend them in the right places.
Agreed. Started this project very budget minded, but just makes sense.
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Old 12-16-2020, 10:32 AM   #5
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Decided to get some sensors changed out while I still have access to them. Also modified the Plenum back to its original position with my custom jigs I think this thing is going to fit under the hood! Did find some space issues with the valve covers I want to run. Very close to brake master booster, so will have to modify.
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