My winter plans include:
summit tunnel ram kit with 2 holley carbs
new mandrel bent exaust system with cut outs
electric fuel pump, new line , new gas tank

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1972 Camaro 350 factory heads 1.94/1.5 street driven full interior
93 octane everything works 7.59
89.54 mph
Never owned a trailer never will!

: install the rest of my mandrel bent exaust.
: get better heads.
: port my performer intake.



[This message has been edited by sikzdrivr (edited December 04, 2004).]

I'm going to try to stay warm, and maybe wax the Camaro so it looks nice in the Spring.

Replace the pinion bearing (pretty sure this is the problem). Anyone know how difficult this is to do?

-Pull engine again to fix rear main (or pan?) leak, check main bearings & detail subframe
-recoat supercomp headers
-weld/ strengthen rear frame
-fit a new set of slicks & weld wheels
-fix that $#@%# fuel guage
-Replace original RS nose piece with a new urethane aftermarket unit
-Detail, detail, detail & polish

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1973 RS Z28: Littlefield race series 6-71 supercharger on a 355 w/ AFR 195 heads, 10-12 lbs boost, 7.6:1 static compression, CompCams hydraulic roller (276/288 advertised, 224/236 @.050 duration, .510/.527 lift w/ 1.52 rockers on a 113 lobe separation), AFR Hydra-Rev kit, Eagle 4340 Forged Steel crankshaft, ARP studded bottom end, Eagle ESP H-beam rods, TRW forged reverse dome pistons, Comp Pro-Magnum 1.52 roller rockers with 7/16 studs, twin 750 Edelbrock carbs, 1&3/4 inch Hooker Super Comps, 3" dual exhaust with cross over pipe. MSD 6AL ignition & Pro-billet distributor, Tremec TKO-500 5-speed, Moser 12 bolt with Eaton posi, 33 spline axles & 3.42 gears.

Do my best to have the car ready for our first race January 16th.

<font face="Arial,Verdana" size="2">Originally posted by Marv Davis:
Do my best to have the car ready for our first race January 16th.</font>

I have a little more time but am about two thirds the way through the Camaro (motor,tranny and wiring).Then I get my Vega back from the chasis next week or so then it's time to put it all back together.
The bad part is everyone and there dog wants to stop by and see how things are going.There are a couple guys I don't mind putting to work when they come over so that helps.