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Well, there are a million little adjustments and dial-ins to do but the real heavy lifting work is done. 6 years in the making,I am actually kind of stunned that it really did get done...pretty wierd huh?
That is a great looking completed build :icon_thumright: I see many updated modes on, in the int..witch I enjoy learning about.
I need to go look at your restoration thread :icon_colors: Congratulations on a very well thought out build :eusa_clap:
Couple of answers..
It has a 5.7 in it bone stock. It wants to run and I am anxious but need to get it aligned and dial in shift points.
Donny, I have not added the costs up, lets just say it was over my annual salary and was probably 1/2 again as much as I thought it might be at least. I personally have over 1500 hours in it and Dean has many 100's of hours in as well. I sure learned a lot and if I did this build again it would be way less.
this has been a very good thread to look at photos and read the text along with it , well now , what the hell are you going to do ,this is a beautiful 70 GTX thanks for sharing all of this with us :headbang:
Great Build!! really like the reso/mod attack. very satisfying when that kind of project gets done. Like you say now comes the dial-in which will go on along with tinkering.