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The Michigan FBody Association is a centralized website for FBody enthusiasts to discuss what's going on in the Michigan area. MiFbody.com was created to allow for an easy one-stop place to find out what's going on in Michigan as far as FBody events, to find out what clubs are available in your immediate area, and for an easy place to post classifieds for items you want to sell! Our goal was to create a more close-knit community of FBody enthusiasts in the state of Michigan, and to bring Camaro and Firebird enthusiasts alike together for some amazing FBody events!
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The Cuda is my Dad's, She is a 71 440 bored and stroked to 503 c.i. hooker headers, edelbrock high rise intake, 3 1/2 true duals, Eagle rods and r. racing pistons. It was dyno at over 700hp. Fully restored and balls to the walls! Right now my dad and I are putting new headers on it, and planning on putting a bigger purple cam.
That Cuda is absolutely phenominal. Absolutely gorgeous.
Heres a little update I finally got this shit swapped over and man what a pain in the ASS!
Now I've just gotta loctite all the bolts and torque them to spec and finish zip-tying the brake lines out of the way and she'll be all ready for the new motor Anybody need a stock k-member?
The Cuda is my Dad's, She is a 71 440 bored and stroked to 503 c.i. hooker headers, edelbrock high rise intake, 3 1/2 true duals, Eagle rods and r. racing pistons. It was dyno at over 700hp. Fully restored and balls to the walls! Right now my dad and I are putting new headers on it, and planning on putting a bigger purple cam.
my 1 true dream car. except with factory wheels and a 426hemi and 4 speed. but that color and strip combo is pure M rated sexy
HISTORY OF CARS PAST AND PRESANT (none of them were wrecked)
1989 S10 standard with 350 carb'd, th350, shift kit, shorties, 600cfm, hooker TD's, 3.23 non posi, B&M shifter(sold)
1991 firebird with t-tops and 3.1L, 700r4, 3.23 non posi, flowmaster cat back, 15ibs injectors, (sold)
1991 formula with t-tops, WS6, 5.0TPI, WC T5. 3.42 posi. magnaflow cat back, 52mm TB, and hurst billet (sold)
1994 camaro z28 with t-tops, 5.7LT1, T56, 3.42 posi. CAI, elbow, Airfoil, SFC, STB, pro 5.0, flowmaster cat back. (sold)
2000 Trans am with t-tops, 5.7LS1, T56, 3.42posi, LT'S, ORY, magnaflow, lid, lingenfelter intake, 3pt SFC, STB, LCA, (current)
Heres a little update I finally got this shit swapped over and man what a pain in the ASS!
Now I've just gotta loctite all the bolts and torque them to spec and finish zip-tying the brake lines out of the way and she'll be all ready for the new motor Anybody need a stock k-member?
torque the front of the control arm at ride height
Thanks for the advice Larry is it just the front bolt?
It really sucks that I had to put all the nasty power steering rack and arms back on but eventually I will replace it all just didn't have a grand to drop on it, the nice thing is that the other stuff can be swapped much easier than the k member itself while on the car. I'm gonna bring the powerwasher up here soon and blast the entire assembly before the motor goes in.
yeah. . bushings like the front one and like rear control arms should be torqued at ride height so they are centered in the "normal" position. When you torque them in the air they will always be twisted when loaded causing excessive wear and tearing.
Thanks for the info Larry I would be pissed if I had to go replacing those bushings right after going through all that. I still can't believe how damn heavy the factory control arms are and the k member what a difference.
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