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  1. 06-01-2003, 06:47 PM #1
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    The (almost) finished product

    Here are a few shots of my engine that I snapped today. I have a breather on back-order and I have to order my F150 pulley. After those two things, I'll schedule my dyno tune and she'll be done for this year. After the tune, I'm hoping for high 12's.


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    Woah! That's HUGE! Could one of the moderators shrink that down a bit?
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    Looks damn good (after the 15min. it took on my dial-up, lol). Very clean.
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    Holy poop on a stick batman. I wish my engine bay was that clean and where in the fook did you get that bad *** discharge tube from?

    Nice job on the bypass BTW.:)
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    patting yourself on the back again steve? LOL. but hey, if it wasn't for your pics, I wouldn't have fabbed my own, so hell, i'll pat for ya...
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    Originally posted by 468LC
    where in the fook did you get that bad *** discharge tube from?
    If I told ya, I'd have to keel ya ;)
    ~Dan
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