big block chevy headers
1993 to 2002 camaro the guys that are running a big block chevy what headers are you using. So far i have only found lemon headers
1993 to 2002 camaro the guys that are running a big block chevy what headers are you using. So far i have only found lemon headers
I bought this one off ebay that said it would fit. Clearly, I knew it had about a 80% chance of not fitting, but I still wanted to try. Not only did it not fit at ALL but it came broken which was a pretty big slap in the face. All the lips on ebay are the same exact one just rebranded. I literally just want a nice front lip to make my formula not look so boring up front, and I really dont wanna spend 80+ on it. It's JUST a front lip. Does anyone know where I can find one?
Installed an aftermarket Vintage Air evaporate kit. I'm hiding the heater hoses behind fender. Still nee to install condenser and fab lines.
My power steering pump is starting to go out but I’d love to put in an EPAS kit I just can’t easily find a conversion kit. Has any1 done it before?
See pics of the bodywork needed to get a better than factory fit
Just picked up this bone stock 98 formula after not having an fbody for too long, my third one and first ls car. Loving having a v8 again.
Got T-Boned by a city operated truck that was speeding, that Miata was my baby now I’m stuck in the shit maro
Just joined and sharing my 1 of 101 1LEs.
Just purchased off BAT this past fall. Will put the original springs back in and potentially do heads and a cam. Otherwise have fun with it but keep miles down as it only has 22k.
A lot of you might be thinking that the 2nd Gen was the least likely (least attractive?) for convertible conversion. If anybody has ever seen Automotive News — the paper for the industry and dealers alike — coach-built convertibles were advertised for years starting in the 1970s. I used to occasionally find these at the salvage yards in L.A…. often the top structure and underbody reinforcing is a kind of crudely welded square tubing, and the coach plate can be found in the door jambs.
I’ll say one thing for the Coach folks… they pioneered in places Detroit feared to go but often tested the waters first for factory convertibles.
Hello all
I have 2 issues i would like help solving
1: Over heating at idle.
I think its due to fans not turning on because I never hear them but how should I go about troubleshooting this?
2: abs/trac light on
Im also assuming this is because of the missing relay? (reference pictures)
thanks
Hey everybody,
Hoping to get some information and opinions from the guru’s here. I have a definite RMS leak (3rd video) that I took too my local Chevy dealer as I have a pretty good relationship with them plus the guys there build a variety of full on race cars for the owner.
They said that the oil pan and basically every gasket on the engine is leaking and would require dropping the motor and resealing everything and quoted my 9k. I don’t see any signs of leaking from the valves, heads and on my buddies lift I didn’t see the oil pan leaking. They also suggested in that 9k that we open the motor because their lead mechanic said he hears noises center line of the motor that makes him believe there are potential lifter issues, cam issues or pushrod related issues. They also said all my belts and tensioners need replaced.
The first video is after I let it idle down you can an almost chugging noise and a high pitch noise. The second video is after I played what the throttle where the high pitched noise went away but still a chugging sound. The 3rd video is the leak and that’s the only visible leak I could find. They also confirmed the OPS isn’t leaking.
Any insights or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: I thought I could post 3 individual videos. Apparently it merges them into 1. Also, this is a bone stock LS1
As we get further removed from the forums and a lot of the tribal knowledge around our cars and their builders starts to fade, it’s getting harder especially for newer F-body owners to know who to trust.
Let’s fix that.
I’m proposing we build a community-driven directory of trusted builders and specialists, using individual posts that are easy to search, reference, and maintain over time.
How this will work:
We’ll create one post per shop/builder using a consistent format so everything stays clean and searchable.
Post structure:
Title format:
Area | GEN | Focus | Shop/Builder Name
Example: Greater Los Angeles | GEN 3 | Engine Builder | West Coast Engines
Body format:
- Area: (e.g., Southern Texas, Greater Los Angeles, Queens NY, etc.)
- GEN: (1, 2, 3, 4, or All)
- Focus: (Engine builder, restoration, electrical, tuning, suspension, etc.)
- Shop/Builder: Name
Description:
Short, straightforward summary of the work they did and your experience. Keep it focused on quality, reliability, and what they’re known for.
Contact:
Website / Phone / Socials (whatever is available)
Guidelines:
- Keep it factual and experience-based
- No pricing discussions
- No bashing—this is meant to be a trusted resource, not a review war
I’ll also put together a pinned index post that organizes everything by Area → GEN → Focus so people can easily find what they need.
If you’ve worked with someone you trust, add them. This only works if we build it together.
Will the speed engineering true dual over the axle work with stock torque arm?
As the title says can I use my rear o2 sensors with the speed engineering true duals? The car has no cats already and I have no CEL for it but I do still have the rear O2’s still just wondering if I can still use them and I have no idea if they already have been tuned out cars cammed and has a dyno tune maybe they can go we’re the wide band bungs are??? Any thots? Pic is rear o2 on driver side 2nd pic is the true duals I’m wondering about.
The original headliner board was saved by using fiberglass resin and fabric then re upholstered . Looks like new to me... a new one was over $500 with shipping, repair was $50...