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holley red fuel pump and regulator $65.00 plus shipping

4.11 gears out of my big bearing 9" $70 plus shipping

SSM traction bars $90. plus shipping

or best offer
 
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off topic but how much time/money/effort went into the turbo set-up? and would u only recommend the 3.55's for something that strong? Ive got a '65 w/ a crate 302 and im considering 3.55's and I wanted to know how that might perform. Appreciate it.
 

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silvrbullit said:
off topic but how much time/money/effort went into the turbo set-up? and would u only recommend the 3.55's for something that strong? Ive got a '65 w/ a crate 302 and im considering 3.55's and I wanted to know how that might perform. Appreciate it.
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the turbo set up itself is worth it by any means. whether you want to go blower or turbo the cost is the about the same maybe a little less. there are post in the classic tech section on the build if you want to see the specifics.

if you have a C4 (3 speed auto) or four speed (stick) your most likely not want to go any higher then a 3.55 gear because of the cruising rpm on the freeway. a 3.55 gear is much better then the stock gears of coarse and you will see a big improvement in take off and throttle response with those gears. if you have overdrive like i do then you can get the steeper gear and still have an easy cruise rpm. with a turbo car you don't need the steeper gear...lucky me
 

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Do you still have the pump and regulator?
 
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