I'm looking for anyone that has a throttle body plate from an LT1 or L98
w/TPI be it Firebird, Impala SS, Z28, etc. I have a "plastic" plate from an
Accel SuperRam that I'd like to see if it's the same plate. I'd like to get
a custom plate made but can't send mine off as a model without some sor
Dunno,
but there is a company called Mallory Billet Aluminum Products that is
a division of Mallory Industries, Inc. that makes all sorts of billet
aluminum car stuff - especially for L98 and LT1's, Impala SS, etc. at http://www.mbaproducts.com
.
Dale McIntosh ACES #1709/TC #92 Gold 67 SS/
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My question is: Knowing the reputation of big blocks to scatter drive-train
parts, have you put it to the test? I know that the guy selling the Tremec
says that they will t
Hi Joe,
I would prefer the letters to be raised
like on the original emblem. In fact, if you can duplicate the font and
outline just like the original that would be great. Now that you mention
it, stainless steel would probably be better.
Thanks!
Herb
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There used to be a company
named BILLET ALUMINUM making all kinds of automotive components from bar
stock. Are they out of business?
JOE BANKS
AZTECH MOLD
& DIE STEEL
602-257-2300
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Funny,
I checked MS Bookshelf for the definition of "billet".
Among them was the following: "A small ingot of nonferrous
metal". Hm...what's small? Is a "billet" gear
shift knob OK, but a 16/17/18/et al "billet" wheel a
misnomer? Wheels certainly don't come from a "small"
ingot. Of course, th
Jeeez-Loise! I pay $50.00/month for a 2000 1500 Chevy truck,
full coverage and full liability, with Allstate, it's about the same for
the wife's 2000 Alero. It's good to be in Indiana!
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I know, but you can achieve similar results with rear-end gear changes. :-)
Ya gotta love a 5sp!
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Hi Clint. I've put a Tremec TKO behind a 468 in my '69.
and I wrote up an article if you're interested. See the link at
http://www.ProStreetCar.com or go directly to the
Don't
want to badge in, but while on the subject of vacation. Is there anything
to do in west Texas or pan handle area over Christmas to New
Years?
Yeahdrive to Dallas.:).
(I can say that, I used to live there).
Kelly C. Hanna
www.hannawoodworks.com
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No but you can get it with a (numerically) high first gear and keep a
(numerically) low rear gear and come out the same as overdrive with a
(numerically) high rear gear. Ge
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I'm
told we have one of the higher state gas taxes in the nation, and it seems
like we're higher than most every time this thread comes up.
Your lucky its only gas that you guys are high on and not auto insu
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It's been called silly and foolish, but here's the correct address for CARS,
Inc - I just tried and it works. Once again, thanks to the knowledge of
those on this list. But
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I just found a station tonight which was "down" to $1.11.9 for regular. This
is the cheapest it has been in central Wisconsin for several months. I'm
told we have one of the
Funny, I checked MS Bookshelf for the definition of
"billet". Among them was the following: "A small ingot of nonferrous
metal". Hm...what's small? Is a "billet" gear shift knob OK, but a
16/17/18/et al "billet" wheel a misnomer? Wheels certainly don't come from
a "small" ingot. Of cour
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0.89 here in Indy!! I Love it
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Hey guys, thanks for the helpful advice on the car.. It ended up being
something really stupid.. Just didn't have a good enough light source to see
it the other night.. The
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I think Chuck Hanson used a Tremec 5-speed in his former 70 wagon with
either a blown 454 or 502; did the swap on the show in fact. Don't know if
he drove it hard and he ha
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Just thought I'd mention, the grease must be "Electrical contact" grease not
typical wheel bearing grease.
Josh Gin (NoNeck) Visit my Chevelle website www.NoNecksChevelle.co
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I am NOT an expert in this area, but know a little. Correct me if I
screw up guys, but here's how I would troubleshoot this:
1. Make sure all fuses are good.
2. Rem
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It's .94 a gallon here in Kansas City.
Rocky Hill
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Their site is always down...you are better off calling them. They are local
for me, so I use them all the time. fair prices on most stuff and good
counter service.
Phil Tar
Don't want to badge in, but while on the subject of vacation. Is there anything to do in west Texas or pan handle area over Christmas to New Years?
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Dave,
Do you have the numbers for those barrings handy. There is someone on the
list that needs them?
Thanks
Michael
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In a message dated 12/17/2001 11:11:40 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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<< Hey Clint, why not try a Tremec 5sp for <$2k, or a Richmond 5sp for a
little
Billet,forged,and cast all describe the properties
of metals so how is the word "billet" trademarked? By whom?
Just curious,Joe.
Clint HooperLT5 RegistryWichita
Falls,Tx(940) 855-6636 anytime'90 ZR-1 Red/Red #952TX TAGS: USA
ZR1http://www.LT5Registry.com/
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At 04:01 PM 12/17/2001 -0500, you wrote:
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Excellent- Pick out a font that you like, &
decide if you want the letters raised on the bowtie, or if you want the letters
embossed. I can do either. Also- do you want aluminum,
stainless, brass, etc.
Only, please, it is not a good
idea to use the term “billet” to describe these thi
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I dunno why you had trouble finding bearings. I found them for my Olds w/o a
problem. Several people had them, at prices ranging from $39 to $115 each.
Mine are the sealed
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Down here in South Jersey its .87 for 87, .97 for 89, and 1.07 for 93
Tom
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At 04:02 PM 12/14/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>For one the c clips. If you break an axle the bop which is bolted in at
>the backing plate wont come flying out like the c clip on
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, SEND ME A PICTURE & I'LL SEE IF I CAN DO A COUPLE.
READ REPLY TO HERB LUMPP.
JOE BANKS
AZTECH MOLD & DIE STEEL
602-257-2300
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Would a Tremec be a bolt-in swap like a Richmond? Anyone know the torque
rating for the Tremec 5spd? Can it handle a healthy 427,454,or 502? What is
the ratio for 5th gear?
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That must be 87 octain. Even then I cant wate to go back home, I will be
doing plenty of rebonding with my car. When I left in October 92 Octaine was
$1.65 a gal.
Sean
66
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I have done some touch up and refinish on dash and interior trim parts using
model railroad paints. Visit a hobby store that specializes in model
railroad supplies and ask
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Hey Clint, why not try a Tremec 5sp for <$2k, or a Richmond 5sp for a little
more?
The Road Race Richmond looks good, but as you state, is really pricey.
Clint Hooper wrot
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I pay a buck a gallon in NJ on my way home from work. At home in NY, its
still 1.19-1.40 :( depending on where ya go..
Hmmm...lets seeat .88 a gallon, will i save enou
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<< I really want my next Elky to have a manual trans
w/OD but $3K for a Richmon
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Thanks for the info,Herb. I know Hib Halverson very well and will talk to
him,too.
That's what I hate about manual transmissions,,it cost so damn much to have
an OD so you c
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I got mine at the local hardware store. Get the blue stuff. It's made for
this job.
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I know what you mean,Rodney. I filled up in Oklahoma City last night for 88
cents/gallon.
Clint Hooper
LT5 Registry
Wichita Falls,Tx
(940) 855-6636 anytime
'90 ZR-1 Red/Red
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I could really get used to this .97/gal. thing :)
Rodney.
71 Chevelle
Phoenix, AZ
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I have not seen this tape, where do you pick it up?
At 03:23 PM 12/17/2001 +, you wrote:
>As for the black area between chrome or shiny aluminum, I masked the area
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Chad,
I have been through all of this and still not certain of what is best. I
have actully gotten up under the dash and refinished that area too. On that
rust (since i
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Well, that's just plain silly IMO. Why would they bury their web site in
some sub-folder? Sorta defeats the purpose of having your own recognizable
domain name.
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Take a look at this article. Points? we
don't need no stinkin' points. Scroll down to the Tech. http://www.popularhotrodding.com/
Rich
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Try this.http://www.carsinc.com/CARSwebsite/
Rich
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> How does the shift quality of the Richmond compare to the Muncie?
I've only gone far enough to shift 1,2, & 3, but compared to my previous
Muncies and Super T-10's, I'd s
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