fcrotornut

i just got a 2.5k loan.



just ordered the holley 600 kit from RB and a 4 puck clutch and a pressure plate



still debating what to do with the rest of the moneyk, i mean, ive allreayd got a full RB exhaust, springs and shicks, i guess sway bars?



MWAHAHA cant wait till this to get thrown together and up and running.



until then im driving my moms old nissan truck around

rotaryrocket79

sounds good!



i remember when i put on the rb exhaust system, i was like, "crap, I NEED MORE MODS!!" it got me into modding fever. There's nothing like bolting on shiny new parts. its great.

ArmyOfOne

[quote name='fcrotornut' date='Jul 23 2005, 01:47 PM']still debating what to do with the rest of the moneyk, i mean, ive allreayd got a full RB exhaust, springs and shicks, i guess sway bars?




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I would say for the sake of completion get an 2 MSDs , some decent wires and new plugs. That should complete your basics.

camocarl

uhh, duh 15x7 mesh wheels

Shane.Trammell

4 puck clutch? probably not good for a daily driver. next you should probably do ignition stuff like AOO said. while youre doing the clutch you should probably get a lighter flywheel.





also, what happened to that being your moms friends truck? i know it was before and the other night when it wouldnt start you said that your moms friend was going to be the one to have it towed. that doesnt make much sense

Shane.Trammell

A few problems (from racing beat):





The Sport/Race Clutch Disc is designed for road race and occasional drag race use. The disc features four (4) sintered copper pucks and a sprung hub for a quick, positive engagement. The quick engagement/disengagement requires careful driver attention - this disc is not recommended for street use. This disc interchanges exactly with the stock disc and can be used with the stock pressure plate.



You will need to purchase and install a fuel pump that provides a 6 PSI delivery with a minimum 20 GPH rating - selection will depend largely on installation location. The stock fuel pump unit is designed to provide high pressure (40+ PSI) for a fuel injected intake and is not compatible with this carburetor application. It is NOT recommended that a fuel regulator be used to reduce the stock fuel pump pressure to 6 PSI- the stock pump will fail. We recommend the Mallory 4070M fuel pump for this application



Installation of a manual choke can be accomplished using the Holley Choke Control Cable and In-car Mounting Bracket.







so with the carb setup you will need to get the other fuel pump and the choke cable. you also should get a different clutch bc you have no need for a 4 puck clutch

fcrotornut

[quote name='Shane.Trammell' date='Jul 28 2005, 09:46 AM']4 puck clutch? probably not good for a daily driver. next you should probably do ignition stuff like AOO said. while youre doing the clutch you should probably get a lighter flywheel.

also, what happened to that being your moms friends truck? i know it was before and the other night when it wouldnt start you said that your moms friend was going to be the one to have it towed. that doesnt make much sense


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the trucks in my moms friends name, yet she has a toyota camry as well, so she just gave my mom the truck.



so its ours, except we didnt pay for it, or insure it lol

fcrotornut

[quote name='Shane.Trammell' date='Jul 28 2005, 10:01 AM']A few problems (from racing beat):

The Sport/Race Clutch Disc is designed for road race and occasional drag race use. The disc features four (4) sintered copper pucks and a sprung hub for a quick, positive engagement. The quick engagement/disengagement requires careful driver attention - this disc is not recommended for street use. This disc interchanges exactly with the stock disc and can be used with the stock pressure plate.



You will need to purchase and install a fuel pump that provides a 6 PSI delivery with a minimum 20 GPH rating - selection will depend largely on installation location. The stock fuel pump unit is designed to provide high pressure (40+ PSI) for a fuel injected intake and is not compatible with this carburetor application. It is NOT recommended that a fuel regulator be used to reduce the stock fuel pump pressure to 6 PSI- the stock pump will fail. We recommend the Mallory 4070M fuel pump for this application



Installation of a manual choke can be accomplished using the Holley Choke Control Cable and In-car Mounting Bracket.

so with the carb setup you will need to get the other fuel pump and the choke cable. you also should get a different clutch bc you have no need for a 4 puck clutch


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well, i pretty much had it figured that everyojne knew that a new fuel pump and choke cable were necessary to do the swap



as for the clutch, after sitting in bens fd with that street clutch and feeling how stiff it is, im going to go another route with the clutch

Shane.Trammell

you really should check out the 4 puck idea, its way overkill. an upgraded stock type clutch will be enough for your mods.

Shane.Trammell

[quote name='fcrotornut' date='Jul 28 2005, 12:15 PM']



as for the clutch, after sitting in bens fd with that street clutch and feeling how stiff it is, im going to go another route with the clutch


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so the 4 puck is the other route youre going?