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67GTA-FB429

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Finally finished all of my engine work (for now). So all dressed up before heading to body shop.



 

LMan

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Looks great! Congrats!
 

Route666

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Hey is that a sag' steering pump? What block have you got it bolted onto, and how hard is it to get it to fit? I hear it is a straight bolt-up for 302s, but 351s require a bracket. But you have a 429 right?
 
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It is the pump that was in the T-bird donor. It bolts right on and is easy to adjust or remove. I can get a better picture if you want.

Yes it is a 429.
 

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That looks good. Kinda makes me miss my big block.
 
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Thats a huge bitch.
 
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Nice wiring by your coil


BTW when are you comming back down to Ca.

Maybe I can show you what 420 rwhp feel like @ 10 psi. Quite possibly if it's a few months down the road it'll be pushing 500+ rwhp. Not too shabby for a little 306 mr.429
 
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67GTA-FB429

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OK. So I forgot to re-wrap some remote starter wires.

I changed jobs, so no more travel.
 
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