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Mike kZ

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  1. First get the JTR manual, it explains most of what you need. The stock BWt5 will not hold up to a 350 Chevy, you need a Chevy WCT5, if this is a mild buildup 350. The JTR mounts will position the T5 in the right place.
  2. I did get your email, but I'll answer you here. I like my setup, the only thing I would do differently is use shorter coil springs. The kit I have uses 12" springs, and the majority of the spring is compressed sitting level. I think I will buy some 10" springs and try that. 45" is from memory. I depends on the tire/wheel combo you are using, and how much you narrow the frame rails.
  3. 1) not sure, but isn't there a module on the side of the dizzy that sometimes causes problems like that on ZXs 2) sounds like outer and/or inner tie rods are worn
  4. Yes you do, the JTR mounts are right in front of where the mechanical pump goes.
  5. You could always make a bracket to mount the pump lower, and behind the diff. Sort of like what I did. The bracket is mounted from the lip of the tank.
  6. I hope you have a good filter before the pump. Crud from the tank, especially if you run low, or empty, will kill an electric pump.
  7. That's funny! I could just see Bruno's face at the end
  8. Why don't you take a closeup with a digital camera, print it, then trace the pic.
  9. I assume you mean Sanderson headers. They are well built, but cost a little more. Any block hugger should work, as long as they fit either straight or angle plug heads, which ever you have.
  10. Well...long style has a long snout, short style has a short snout. Short style will give you more room between rad and pump, but long style is easier to line up an alternator and/or ac compressor, and easier to find brackets
  11. With JTR mounts it should fit. Sounds like it needs some work first.
  12. I was just showing you how I installed a solid rear end. You can use a 9" if you want.
  13. He just has no respect! Cool guy, I'll miss his humor
  14. Here is my wright up on my shortened 12 bolt Chevy: http://hybridz.org/nuke/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=7763&highlight=straight+axle
  15. That is pretty cool! A little pricey though.
  16. Yea, just check your yellow pages, and call around. I found one locally that came to my garage, and installed it with my windshield gasket for around $115.
  17. Here are a couple of 0 - 60 mph calculators, using 1/8 mile, or 1/4 mile time slips: http://www.tweak3d.net/videos/calcs/sixty.shtml 1/8 mile http://www.turbobuicks.com/members/scottiegnz/accel060.xls 1/4 mile
  18. Here is a kit to mate a T5 bellhousing to a T56 tranny. This will let you use a standard push style clutch I believe. http://drivetrain.com/gmt56inst.html
  19. This is an ( I think ) '80 C31:
  20. Here is a 4 door: http://www.ratdat.com/brochuregal/c130_brgal/index.htm
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