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I'm waiting on delivery of this.....it'll be installed this winter. Should be a simple R&R with the 396. (Installed 2013)
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It's here.
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Duration at .050" tappet lift (intake/exhaust) is 224/234

Lift with 1.7:1 rocker ratio (intake/exhaust) is 527/544.

Lobe centerline is 110 degrees.

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Cool is measured in cubic inches!
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A thing of beauty!
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A clean slate.....so to speak.
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Frame extension weighs 5lb. 9oz.
Cross member weighs 6lb. 15oz.
Stock cross member weighs 14lb.
Not a huge weight savings, but  clearance for the exhaust system is great.

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LMAO at the shipping container, but - it's inexpensive and functional!!
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Transmission cooler. I decided to not run through the cooler in the radiator.
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Header clearance is beautiful.
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This is my brother's engine....396, numbers matching to his '67 El Camino. He was good enough to 'loan' it to me when my 454 turned out to be unusable as it was.
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We're getting there!
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The S10 dual piston brake installed.
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The shifter is in and the temporary gauge set-up is wired up.
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The upper radiator hose is for a V8 Malibu....trimmed for length.
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I used lower hose - DAYCO Part# E70970 (for a '79 Malibu w/3.3L V6) with the middle bend removed and spliced back together with JEG's part# 555-51155 Inline Radiator Hose
Drain. This is for a LWP and a stock type radiator. Fit perfect.

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The hose cut and spliced together. Not real pretty, but better than a universal/corrugated hose....imo. And this piece really makes draining the radiator a piece of cake.
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Champion 3 core radiator.
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