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BestRacing May 31st, 2010 03:16 PM
Here is a good listing for bolt sizes for anything 86 and older for any Small Block Chevy. Also there are bolt sizes for stock TPI runners since I have gone through one to find out all the info for it since it wasn't on line anywhere. Bolt sizes and Torque Specs
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Junkman2008 February 24th, 2010 03:29 AM
Hey boys and girls! The Junkman is back with another video series that answers those frequently asked questions, "What order am I supposed to use the products to fix my paint issues? What do I use first? What do I use second?" Well, these 5 videos will finally put an end to those questions for...
Junkman2008 January 26th, 2010 09:24 AM
The title says it all folks. In this 10 video series (1 hour and 18 minutes), you will witness me using various Adam's products to restore half of the hood on my 1979 Chevy El Camino. This car has not been washed in over two years. I usually let the rain take care of the dirt and it shows. This car...
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Junkman2008 January 25th, 2010 04:33 AM
Okay boys and girls, The Junkman is back with another video series. This time I cover the proper technique of using a waterless wash product on your paint without damaging the paint. A lot of people experience scratches when using waterless wash products (even detail spray), because they use it at...
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BestRacing December 18th, 2009 01:49 PM
Check this site out. It has explosion drawings, parts listings, VIN checks and more. I haven't gone through much yet but I think this will be a great resource for the board!! http://www.compnine.com/ FYI - Found out that the VIN check for Camaros is not complete for anything older than 1987
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BestRacing December 18th, 2009 01:44 PM
Here's the link that describes how to do it and below are some pictures of the build --->Bonecrusher 67 Camaro Rotisserie Plans - Team Camaro Tech
ROKTMAN October 21st, 2009 01:31 AM
http://www.eddiesvalvegrinding.com/blueprinting.htm How Eddies Performs The Engine Blueprint Process First, we make sure all parts are one hundred percent clean. This is done by boiling the block, making certain water jackets are perfectly clean. We also inspect and analyze the block...
NTMID8 October 15th, 2009 02:56 PM
1994 Change from Multi-Port to Sequential Fuel Injection Fuel injectors upgraded from 22 lb. to 24 lb. Speed Density control changed to Mass Air Flow (MAF) control EPROM soldered main computer board, making it no longer removable 4-speed automatic (4L60) replaced with electronic version...
NTMID8 August 24th, 2009 05:42 PM
Tools Needed: Ratchet, 10mm socket (Recommended: 10mm gear wrench) 15mm wrench 3" socket extension Torque wrench Flathead screwdriver Drill with 1/16" & 3/16" bits 3/16" Allen wrench Pliers
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NTMID8 August 23rd, 2009 10:52 PM
Located on the front of the LH head is the ignition coil and Ignition Control Module (ICM) assembly. Remove the coil wire and two other harness connectors. There are two studs holding the coil on. You will have to remove nuts (9/16) on each stud along with a bracket and some ground lugs. Take...

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