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  • great work!
    Past Builds;
    1991 Z24, 3500/5 Spd. 275WHP/259WTQ 13.07@108 MPH
    1989 Camaro RS, ITB-3500/700R4. 263WHP/263WTQ 13.52@99.2 MPH
    Current Project;
    1972 Nova 12.73@105.7 MPH

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    • I feel like I've been waiting forever, sure it's the same for you.

      That is a very nice idea! I don't see any filters or seals around the boxes. Any plans for those later?
      Damn...can't remember when cold air does its best. Something like 3,500rpm and up? I think you will be fine with the RPM range that you use(lol).

      Did you ever get a chance to build a shock bar or brace?
      95 Beretta 3100 with 3400 intakes and TCE TB
      High flow cat and a Magnaflow muffler
      Grand Prix trans with 3.33FDR

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      • He already has one basically, its RIGHT in front of his strut towers... Its just not mounted to the same bolts as the upper mounts are.

        Got Lope?
        3500 Build, Comp XFI Cam 218/230 .050 dur .570/.568 lift 113LSA
        Fully Balanced, Ported, 3 Angle Valve Job, 65mm TCE TB, S&S Headers.
        Stage-1 Raybestos/Alto 4t60e-HD, EP LSD, 3.69FDR
        12.61@105 Epping NH Oct 2015 Nitrous 100shot (melted plugs) 13.58@98.8 N/A 3200LBS

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        • Just realized this is a mid front engine car with that 60 degree in there. Looking forward to seeing this on the track!
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          • Originally posted by 3400-95-Modified View Post
            He already has one basically, its RIGHT in front of his strut towers... Its just not mounted to the same bolts as the upper mounts are.
            Busted on that one. From now on I will say rear shock tower bar or brace.
            95 Beretta 3100 with 3400 intakes and TCE TB
            High flow cat and a Magnaflow muffler
            Grand Prix trans with 3.33FDR

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            • Hi V6 friends!

              First race of this season is over.
              Good news and bad news.

              Friday the car and engine worked well in free practice.
              Lap times got better.

              Saturday was the qualifing. I was 4 th , 20 cars over all.
              I was happy with that.



              Then the bad news.
              Saturday was also the first race.
              First lap was OK, but then something happened.
              Sound of the engine changed, I felt loss of power.
              Couple of fellow competitors overtook me.

              CABOOM!

              Crankshaft broke and thats it.
              You can see shit happens in this video.
              Total loss of the engine.
              Sorry about the quality of this video, better footage was also taken,
              I update the YouTube link later.

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              • Ouch! Are you going to start over?

                Almost looks like their was a problem with the balancer.
                1999 Olds Alero 2.4 to 3500 swap (running). totaled by a honda
                1992 lumina 4 door 3500 3spd auto 15.020 @93.5 mph
                1984 Cavalier type 10 hatch 3100 5spd!!!
                14.96@91.47 in the 1/4
                9.63@74.36 in the 1/8th
                14.30 on slicks! scrapped due to rust!

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                • So sad to hear that. We lost an engine 2 weeks ago, two hours in the 14hr race, lost oil pressure and spun bearings.

                  And WOW! That is some catastrophic damage.
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                  • WTF?! How did you manage that?

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                    • Originally posted by 1QUICKHATCH View Post
                      Ouch! Are you going to start over?

                      Almost looks like their was a problem with the balancer.
                      I'd agree with that. I don't trust those dampers one bit. If I remember right the ATIs need to be rebuilt like every race season. How do you tell when they are going bad? Not sure that you can.

                      As for the Fluid Damper style that is a crap shoot. It's right or it's not. I've heard that they are not happy or helpful at colder air temps. Swear there was something about letting them sit too long(on the crank in the off season) and the need for a fluid change once a year.

                      Don't take what I say as pure fact. All the research that I did was a great many years ago. The only sure fact that was for me it had to be stock. But.....my build was not going to be anything near yours.
                      95 Beretta 3100 with 3400 intakes and TCE TB
                      High flow cat and a Magnaflow muffler
                      Grand Prix trans with 3.33FDR

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                      • Wow thats some serious destruction! Odd that the crank broke at the snout like that, usually happens on supercharged engines. I wonder what the rest of the bottom end looks like....
                        '86 Grand National

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                        • Crank usually breaks between 3 and 4 cylinder.
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                          • Damper did the damage there The crank was internally balanced why was it needed ?

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                            • Originally posted by unchained01 View Post
                              Damper did the damage there The crank was internally balanced why was it needed ?
                              Because a harmonic balancer/damper has nothing to do with engine balance.

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                              • That was a question LOL I will rephrase , since I cant seem to type today
                                Did the damper do the damage there or over revving ??
                                And why since I am to lazy to reread the entire post "why was it needed "??

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