Series 34 Locked & Loaded!
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Series 34 Locked & Loaded!
It's been a while since I had a new series! Here's a bunch of shots of some of the latest mods & some shots at a recent show. I was telling the OffTopic folks how so many people here in C3 land are going nutty - Merlin is getting obsolete! I'm going to really have to get cracking if I'm going to stay ahead of you all! First, we need to remove this puny engine & go bigger. Next, those little 2300 compressors need to be replaced with the new 3300's. Oh, & those whimpy 13" rotors won't do. I need some 15" rotors with Brembo 8 piston calipers. DOES IT EVER END!!!????!!??! :crazy: :lol: :cheers:
http://stevenkamis.com/Cars/MyVette/...tatus=Series34
http://stevenkamis.com/Cars/MyVette/...tatus=Series34
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Clink69)
Glad to hear that you're keeping her. :thumbs:
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Merlin522)
Looks absolutely amazing! Job well done Steve. You can be very proud of what you have achieved here. If you are serious about the bigger brakes, I would like to get involved in that too, can you say group purchase ;)
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (SuperFast80)
Glad you kept it. :yesnod:
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Eddie 70)
Glad you kept it. :yesnod:
Looking GREAT Steve. Good to see you back and with the Merlin.
Looking GREAT Steve. Good to see you back and with the Merlin.
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Alwyn678)
I'll have to stop by on my way to Alaska again this summer. I'm sure that your four inch exhaust helps clear out the pedestrians. :seeya
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (gkull)
WooHoo, finally done. But not "done done" Joe
PS: Like I always tell people, take a year off to enjoy it, and decide what you want to do. Don't rush into changing it yet, it'll keep.
This advise is usually aimed at newlyweds who want babies right away, or people who buy their first house and want to put on an addition, but the thrill here is the same.
PS: Like I always tell people, take a year off to enjoy it, and decide what you want to do. Don't rush into changing it yet, it'll keep.
This advise is usually aimed at newlyweds who want babies right away, or people who buy their first house and want to put on an addition, but the thrill here is the same.
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Merlin522)
What can I say..... that is awesome! You are the man! That car is destined for the big screen.
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Re: Series 34 Locked & Loaded! (Merlin522)
Steve, you are running a hydraulic roller? If yes, be carefull replacing the springs. The hydraulic stick is not ground from billet, but from std stock. If you put stiffer springs, you will snap the cam in half. I would recheck the spring pressure.....the pressure should not exceed the mfg specs. Also check for pre-ignition.
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