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WELCOME to the site.  WOW, jump to the head of the class sir. :indian:   Great project going on and sharing it with pic's..... We love pic's round here.:rofl:   Chat it up with us in the forum.

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It’s a 400 .030 over with heads and cam built by Butler Performance. 800 cfm custom built Quadrajet built by SMI on a Edelbrock Performer RPM manifold.

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I can’t wait until I can get it on a dyno to see what she can do. Butler Performance estimated close to 500 hp.

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This was a numbers matching car but I finally decided to make it the way I wanted. Nobody lives forever. I converted from an automatic transmission to a Tremec TKX 5 speed which allows me to go with 3:73 rear gears and still only turn 1800 rpm at 60 mph. I also upgraded my brakes to power disc front and rear. The serpentine belt conversion kit came fro CVF Racing. Upgraded all bushings to polygraphite from PST.

This is my first time painting with pearl so wish me luck.

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Oh nice bro. Let us know what the dyno shows, keep us posted. Good luck with the paint too, is the pearl in the paint or separate? If separate is it a dry (powder) or wet (liquid) pearl?

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The pearl is in the paint. I went with blue pearl in blue paint so it changes shades of blue in different light. As you can see in the pics I have already done some and when I take it out in the sun it really pops. Hopefully when the entire car is done it will look how I’m want.

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