Versus $95 for the genuine article? Just have Summit price match it to avoid potential scams and ensure great customer service.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMPQYHI/?tag=gbody-20
That's the last place you value engineer a forced induction engine.
1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Sedan LS Turbo Build
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Versus $95 for the genuine article? Just have Summit price match it to avoid potential scams and ensure great customer service.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMPQYHI/?tag=gbody-20
That's the last place you value engineer a forced induction engine.
Dude, even a counterfeit Rolex looks good from 5 feet away.
I am simply suggesting everyone get their fuel pumps from reputable sellers who buy direct from Walbro (like Summit) who stand behind their sales.
Amazon and eBay are a risky proposition.
I can respect that. I had asked the seller if it was a genuine Walbro but they did not answer until after purchase. The spirit of this build is budget minded, so we will see in time how they fair.
12.7:1 quick ratio steering box upgrade (from 1992 Trans AM):
looks like the exact same one I put in my regal. fit perfectly, no mods
3.8L is finally out:
Room for activities:
Room for activities:
While getting the motor mounts out, found some ugly factory weld (with wire still stuck there?):
Decided to try and fill it in better (not pretty):
Fresh coat of rubberized undercoating:
After coating dried, will apply second coating tomorrow:
What I sprayed:
Decided to try and fill it in better (not pretty):
Fresh coat of rubberized undercoating:
After coating dried, will apply second coating tomorrow:
What I sprayed:
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Too late now, but one of our resident body guys (Clutch) informed me that undercoat is porous. It needs paint, and shouldn't be applied to bare metal.
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