Re: Heads and cam swap complete! Reply #15 – May 13, 2005, 11:26:21 AM Hey Nick, yeah...thought you'd like the Grumpy1. That was from Karl's photos of Cat Jam from 2004.Jay's family is doing fine, thank you much. They accepted things even before he passed on, so I think that's been helping them quite a bit mentally.Sorry for the hijack Bob! Engine bay looks great. I hope you enjoy the new-found power. Quote Selected
Re: Heads and cam swap complete! Reply #16 – May 13, 2005, 11:43:26 AM QuoteSorry for the hijack Bob! no problem Eric, glad to hear Jays family is doing well. Like Nick I didn't forget either, everytime I see a truck like your Buddy Jay's I think of the cotm you did for him and what a nice tribute that was... :)QuoteEngine bay looks great Thanks, its getting there, I'm going to dress it up some now.. with a bbk cold air kit, the hose kit and I guess I'll go with new valve covers.. Any ideas to replace the cobra plate is welcome. I love what you did with yours Quote Selected
Re: Heads and cam swap complete! Reply #17 – May 13, 2005, 12:01:53 PM holly cow, that looks great bob I was instantly inspired by you when you said"ill have to practice driving this thing"that in itself says a lot!!!!!!! when you have to practice driving a car your familiar with,, you must have something rewarding under the hood.good job and clean work man!!! Quote Selected
Re: Heads and cam swap complete! Reply #18 – May 13, 2005, 12:44:38 PM I mean as far as luanching it with the 5speed for the track. I have yet to take the time to learn how to properly feather the clutch and get the most out of my traction. Not to meantion burnouts... I have alot to learn... Quote Selected
Re: Heads and cam swap complete! Reply #19 – May 13, 2005, 02:29:34 PM looks great bob!as for driving a 5-speed at the track, i know what you mean, i cant launch this TC to save my life Quote Selected
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