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Old 02-17-2010, 05:14 PM   #1
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Re: First Timers Build/Super Stock 70 Step

Hey Joel. Are you up and running yet?
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Old 02-18-2010, 12:41 AM   #2
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Hey Joel. Are you up and running yet?
Not yet Shannon, I'm going to be pulling the motor this weekend as long as the guy still has it. I called him today and he didt return my call. SO if all goes well this weekend i should be up and running for the Chewing fat get together.
If its not i will still be there!!
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:07 PM   #3
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Ok the motor finally showed up! i was suppose to get the motor saturday but things came up. So the motor was delivered to me today at work. Not quite what i was expecting. PO said that they were double hump heads, well the dbl humps are suppose to look like a dog bone from what i have seen and been told. These look like pyramids. The carb and distr. are worth what i paid for the motor. Here are some pics of it, i plan on putting it in Saturday. I still have to get headers, oil and water temp gauge stuff and a different fuel pump . not sure about the bosch plugs. lemme know whatca think




i will put on some after photos and maybe a video if i can get it to work
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Old 02-24-2010, 11:36 PM   #4
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i dont have the casting numbers on the heads i didnt want to take the valve covers off, but this is what i found when i did a search.......
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624 (double triangle)-Originally used on '71-'72 LT-1, '71-'74 Z/28, and '73-'79 L-82 engines (with 9:1 compression ratio), this head has 76cc combustion chambers and is in essence a high-performance smog head. It was also available as a service replacement for high-performance, low-compression engines. part number 464045 was supplied with 31/48-inch screw-in studs and is machined for 2.02/1.60-inch valves. This casting isn't a lightweight type, but weight reduction was incorporated in its design.
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now i really need to get this thing running.
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Old 02-28-2010, 12:39 AM   #5
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Re: First Timers Build/Super Stock 70 Step

weather was nice, made some progress. i removed the L6 from the truck, inspected the clutch.. i need to get a new one, a starter and a pulley setup. should be going to pull a part tomorrow to get what i need. will post picks tomorrow
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Old 02-28-2010, 12:48 AM   #6
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Re: First Timers Build/Super Stock 70 Step

forgot to mention that i picked up a five lug disk brake spindles! thanks DANO. and thanks for all the help
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Old 02-25-2010, 10:25 PM   #7
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I tried to call to see if you wanted to go LOL.... You are more than welcome to come down and help! it will be out in the cold haha
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Old 02-28-2010, 06:39 PM   #8
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Two days, two motors. The 250 came out of the truck with no problems. Started around 1pm and it was out by 5pm. Inspected the clutch, guess what..... needs a new one the old one was almost down to the rivets. So this morning i ran over to the parts store and grab a new clutch kit. The motor mounts would have worked but one was broken. 7 bucks a piece in stock at O'reilys. While the V8 was laying out we went ahead and bolted on the starter, transmission. i need a different fuel pump with out the return vent line. The new motor and tranny went in with no major problems. Didnt even break a plug. Started pluged up, fuel line connected. All ready to crank!!!! No exhuast..... they should be here tomorrow. But the drivers side is going to be cramped for space. I need to locate a z bar mount for the V8. The old one will not work. I should be able to find one at the pull a part or on the sale board. Here is a crappy cell phone photo. Oh i also need to get some pulleys and brackets!
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Old 02-28-2010, 10:26 PM   #9
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Great progress! New engine is looking good!
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Old 02-28-2010, 10:36 PM   #10
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Great progress! New engine is looking good!

thanks!! i cant wait to fire it up!!
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Old 02-28-2010, 11:00 PM   #11
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Re: First Timers Build/Super Stock 70 Step

nice build! that v8 looks good in there!!! can still still crawl in to work and close the hood with ya under it lol
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Looking good Joel.

Keep up the good work.
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Old 02-28-2010, 11:17 PM   #13
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nice build! that v8 looks good in there!!! can still still crawl in to work and close the hood with ya under it lol
* thanks Shannon!

i did stand in front of the motor with my feet on the ground to hook up the starter and the fuel lines.
there is enough from for a few, well lets just say there is a ton of room in the front now.
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Old 03-02-2010, 07:56 PM   #14
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I laid down some paint today on the cowl, i sanded it a while back and it has been primed and ready for paint. I was originally going to go with the stock green. But after i decieded to put the new motor in, the custom bug kicked in! This will be the only 67-72 chevy i plan on doing so why not go all out right!
Well here it is, its called Blue Ribbon. Its a blue metallic with xr17 (i think) metallic flake. Its a toyota color and it looks sharp in the sun!

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Nice really like tre color
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Old 03-02-2010, 11:32 PM   #16
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You painted that? No really? J/K it looks great. I thought you didn't have any paint experience. If the custom bug has bit you, you know there is not a cure for it yet, but the checkbook can delay the effects.

That's a pretty good one liner if I say so myself.
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Nice really like tre color
Thanks, It really looks good when the sun hits it!

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You painted that? No really? J/K it looks great. I thought you didn't have any paint experience. If the custom bug has bit you, you know there is not a cure for it yet, but the checkbook can delay the effects.

That's a pretty good one liner if I say so myself.
Yeah thas a good one Alan! haha i just noticed that you added that line to your signature.......I've been practing here and there.
I guess i will need to get another job to pay for my habit!
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Old 03-03-2010, 09:53 PM   #18
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here some more photos of the cowl



Man its gonna pop! cant wait to get the whole thing painted. i need some donations for the custom bug!!!
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That's definately going to pop.

Good job Joel.
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That's definately going to pop.

Good job Joel.
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Nice, will it be one color, or a two tone?
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That paint looks really good!

Your first paint job? I think not, I remember what my first try looked like.
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nice looking engine did you get her running yet?
paint looks like its going to look really great on your truck!
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Old 03-11-2010, 07:56 PM   #24
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nice looking engine did you get her running yet?
paint looks like its going to look really great on your truck!
Not running just yet, i am waiting on the wiring gutters, since i am rewiring for the HEI distr. i thought i would go ahead and install the new gutter (rubber channel that holds the engines wiring harness). Also got a new external voltage regulator and wiring harness.
I need the shift linkage that mounts to the motor. I have also been installing the pulleys and brackets. I have those done but i am still in need of a radiator hose and belts. Once those are installed and the left header i should be able to crank her up!!!

I picked up a gallon of Rage body filler and a tube of metal glaze. Once shes running, i plan on attacking the bed, i have all new bolts and nutz for it. However the wood maybe the last thing i do before or after i paint. I think i should paint the bed before i install the new wood. I hope to have it all painted before the end of the year..... Keyword is HOPE lol

Thanks for the compliment on the paint.
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i was messin around with the dash bezel and thur some paint on it. Its maroon and silver, but look a little to pink
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