Time for a build thread - 5.7 Hemi, T56

[Travis72]

Excellent, I think the Camaro pump is the way to go.  If I ever have another fuel problem I will switch to a similar setup.

Travis
72 Cuda

[ntstlgl1970]

Excellent, I think the Camaro pump is the way to go.  If I ever have another fuel problem I will switch to a similar setup.

Travis
72 Cuda

And if you use the Camaro pump module, it has the nipple on it for the siphon pickups if you want to add them in later

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Sorry this thread has been dead for a little while.

We just bought our first house and am working over a few things within it. The new garage is being outfitted, getting a lot of things out of my way now and will pickup the fish project as things start to warm back up again. 

[CUDA JAS]

Sorry this thread has been dead for a little while.

We just bought our first house and am working over a few things within it. The new garage is being outfitted, getting a lot of things out of my way now and will pickup the fish project as things start to warm back up again. 

Congrats on the house!

Jason

[brads70]

Congrats on the house!

Jason

   Pictures of the garage already!!     

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Thanks guys, the garage isn't too exciting, just a basic 2-car. I did build a 10'x12' shed in the back to get junk out of the garage and tools I don't use frequently. That will get me a bunch of room over what I had before.

Building a bench and moving some more stuff out of it tomorrow.

The car did make the trip unscathed. Despite it being put on a rollback trailer on casters, it was interesting to say the least.

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Things have been progressing slowly. I shot the engine bay with epoxy primer and it'll sit that way until the car gets driveable, or at least when I'm done with significant swap/fab work around it.








Mock up engine goes in next and the trans is slated to ship on the 6th 

[johns cuda shop]

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[GoodysGotaCuda]

Engine is finally mated up to the K using the TTI conversion mounts and replacement rubber motor mounts. Wasn't as "drop-on" as I would hope, but they seem content now. I'll build a torque strap out of some tubing and rod ends to keep the engine from getting too out of hand.