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05-13-2008 01:37 AM #31
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oh why'd you show me that, now i want a g-101 4 speed
that looks to be an incredible piece of machinery. im sure the 5 speeds are just as fun. but jeeez 4300 bucks 
so far ive only spent 70 bucks on this whole deal. transmission was free out of the we already had, paid 50 for the pedals,z-bar,crossmember, and bellhousing. and 20 fer 2 flywheels one fresh turned covered in wd-40 on needs to be cleaned. so 70 bucks isnt bad now i just need a clutch and a shifter
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05-13-2008 04:10 PM #32
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Originally Posted by gassersrule_196
oh why'd you show me that, now i want a g-101 4 speed that looks to be an incredible piece of machinery. im sure the 5 speeds are just as fun. but jeeez 4300 bucks so far ive only spent 70 bucks on this whole deal. transmission was free out of the we already had, paid 50 for the pedals,z-bar,crossmember, and bellhousing. and 20 fer 2 flywheels one fresh turned covered in wd-40 on needs to be cleaned. so 70 bucks isnt bad now i just need a clutch and a shifter
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05-13-2008 06:12 PM #33
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yeah but in a 10/11 second bracket car one of them would last a long time
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05-13-2008 07:26 PM #34
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Yup, sure would!!! and leave a lot of room for adding some power......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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05-14-2008 12:14 AM #35
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ive noticed that you can get that one mcleod scatter-shield with spacers and differnt mount spots for differnt transmissions id run one of those with an a833 untill i got the $ for a top-o-the-line unit later in life say oh about 10 years from now
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05-14-2008 05:12 AM #36
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I'd say go for the McCleod, had mine for about 10 years now!! Might even breakdown and get a new one just like it for the Ranchero!!!! and that would be another very good reason for buying the good stuff the first time around, they live a lot longer...Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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05-16-2008 12:27 AM #37
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i just like the fact they have multiple mounting locations on the same bellhousing for differnt transmissionsLast edited by gassersrule_196; 05-16-2008 at 01:20 AM.
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