Twins are finished

JoshH

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Crowers, ATI Dampner, SoCal cut and coated pistions with valve reliefs, DPR oil pump, ARP 625 studs, ARP mainstuds, o-ringed, SoCal cam, 55 over injectors.
Sounds like my build is going to be very similar to yours. What cam did you go with?
 

kenny

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The wait is over. Finally got the twins on. Want to thank Rob for spending three days on my truck and working into the night to get this thing done for me. He went out of his way. Also wanted to thank Nathan for the setup and also helping on the install. Time for a sig update: TTS lift pump is gone;) Bad part is I really wont be able to drive the truck until ground prep is over and then their is irrigating after that. About two months from now until I can really get on it and see what it can do.

So if you don't mind me asking, what would a kit like that set a man back?: Thanks:)
 

JoshH

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Do you remember the number of that cam? I will be running the 6460 cam. I think the other cam I talked about with Guy was the 5888, but it didn't require valve reliefs cut into the pistons.
 

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Crowers, ATI Dampner, SoCal cut and coated pistions with valve reliefs, DPR oil pump, ARP 625 studs, ARP mainstuds, o-ringed, SoCal cam, 55 over injectors.

Nice set up!! Really like the red & BLK.. Did you have your original pistons cut and coated or buy a set from SoCal??
 

TrentNell

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Looks nice man ... i really like the red . i wish i had mine built up would love to see what these things will really do keep us posted .
 

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Do you remember the number of that cam? I will be running the 6460 cam. I think the other cam I talked about with Guy was the 5888, but it didn't require valve reliefs cut into the pistons.

Don't remember the # off hand. I purchased it a year ago. Ill get back to you.