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			Hi everyone, some of you guys may remember me but im sure many of you won't.   
 
I've been a member of njfboa for many years now but haven't been active in the past 8 or so years because I was overseas.  Now that I'm back in NJ, I having the itch to get the Camaro back on the road.. 
 
however, all the shops that I knew before are no longer there and I don't know any mechanic who can or will work on my car (car is slightly modified.... to be honest, i can't even remember my mod list anymore) 
 
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			What part of NJ, and what's up with the car? 
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			Good to be back.   
 
So let me preface by saying the the car is a 2001 ss.  It hasn't moved in about 8 years because I went overseas (also the keys were lost during the renovation) and I just got back for good.  Honestly thought I had to go to GM for a copy of the keys.. but i did find it in a box in the attic (talk about lucky) 
 
Anyway I got the keys but still haven't started it because it's under a bunch a crap so I have to move stuff around..  Don't worry car was covered the whole time. 
 
Now the shop I went to is out of business and I've been out of the scene for soo long.  All I remember is cartek,  but I haven't contacted them it.  I was looking for other suggestions. 
 
Anyway, for the mod list.... I can't remember much.  But it does have the sts turbo w fmic,  stall converter,  cams... etc.  Got it dyno'd and it made around 550hp with a stock bottom end...I know it was a dynamite ready to blow so after the dyno I drove it conservatively until I left. 
 
So I guess I have to get the bottom end done along with implementing the nitrous which was disconnected in lieu of the turbo 
 
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			Fresh fuel, oil change for peace of mind, and tune time performance in lakewood would be my recommendation.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
		
		
		
		
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			Def give the car a good once over and change all the fluids as mentioned. My concern would be your fuel quality. I would see how it runs with no boost and go through a couple tanks of fresh fuel before getting into it more. Check tires for dry rot and usual defects from sitting. I've been happy with Tune Time so they are worth a call. There are certainly others so do your homework and go with whoever you are comfortable.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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				Def give the car a good once over and change all the fluids as mentioned. My concern would be your fuel quality. I would see how it runs with no boost and go through a couple tanks of fresh fuel before getting into it more. Check tires for dry rot and usual defects from sitting. I've been happy with Tune Time so they are worth a call. There are certainly others so do your homework and go with whoever you are comfortable. 
			
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 thanks, i havent lifted the covers off her yet so i dont know what im expecting in regards to the tires. but other than the engine and oil and the gas.  should there be anything I need to look at?  
 
where is tune time?  are you allowed to post the info here or does it need to be pm'ed  (I dont know if they are a sponsor or not)
 
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			I would also pull the wheels off and look make sure the rotors aren't completely rusted, and that the caliper pistons are not seized up. After 8 years, that's definitely a possibility, especially if the garage gets damp in the winters. You certainly don't want to get the car moving only to find out you can't stop it.    Welcome back, and good luck with the project!
		  
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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			Since I had the morning free today, I decided to take a drive down to a shop and talk to the individuals working there.  I previously contacted them before so they knew i was coming in.  First of all, they were very accommodating and acted very professionally 
 
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We started talking about the car itself (and I know its difficult for someone to give a hard estimate without seeing the car itself.  I told him the mods that I remember were on the car and the situation of the car (sitting for 8 years etc)   
 
They gave me 3 estimates.  based on 3 different scenarios.  I guess worse case scenario thing.  First estimate they gave me was if the block was still good, 2nd one was with an ls2 block and 3rd is if we did a crate motor. 
 
Now i dont know what the going rate for labor/parts are so I dont know if I'll be over paying or if it seems ok.  So if anyone can chime in and let me know.. that would be great 
 
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Custom cam                                                  450 
Dual valve spring kit with titanium retainers       299 
lsx hi performance timing chain                        179 
piston and ring kit                                          850 
forged rods                                                   375 
gaskets                                                        685 
assembly of engine                                        1250 
hone with plate                                             350 
competition valve job                                     325   
deck block                                                    250 
fuel injectors                                                500 
fuel pump bucket assembly                             535 
walbro fuel pump                                           200 
misc. fluids (oil, filter, coolant)                        150 
spark plugs                                                     32 
 
parts cost comes out to about  6430 
than the labor for 2310  
dyno tune for 350 
 
so it comes to about 9400.00   
 
 
idk looks kinda steep to me but than again, I'll ask the experts 
 
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			We got 18 posts in before getting mention of a damaged motor?! 
From having read the original post and your posts thereafter, I got the impression that the car was sitting simply because the was no one around to drive it/no keys... not that it was impossible to drive because a motor was blown.  
 
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				We got 18 posts in before getting mention of a damaged motor?! 
From having read the original post and your posts thereafter, I got the impression that the car was sitting simply because the was no one around to drive it/no keys... not that it was impossible to drive because a motor was blown.  
 
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 yes you are correct...the car was sitting because the keys were missing and i went overseas to for school.  I did come back a couple of times here and there, but yes the keys are misplaced
 
so next....  to be honest, from me getting the car back from ttp and leaving overseas was only a couple of months, therefore I didn't get a chance to fix it or dwell upon it... 
Recently I decided to try to contact Matt about the mods list, he said the only thing he had was the post from ls1tech
 http://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomete...w-fmic-a4.html
so yea, than that's when I remembered that something was wrong with cylinder 7
 
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This is the STS rear-mount turbo system with a GT-67 and custom front mount intercooler. Here are the details: 
 
2001 Camaro SS 
TTP Built Stage 3 4L60E 
Vig 3200 Converter 
Stock LS1 Heads 
Stock Bottom End 
TTP Equalizer V.3 Camshaft 
Crane Dual Springs, Titanium Retainers 
SLP 1 3/4" LTs with Cats 
STS Turbo, GT-67 - 10PSI 
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3" into I/C, 4" stepped out to SLP 85mm MAF, NW 90mm TB 
FAST 90mm Intake 
TTP Custom Standalone Fuel System utilizing stock plastic gas tank, A/M A1000 pump, A/M fuel rails 
 
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			#7 is the one that likes to go lean. Prob put a hole in the piston if you pushed it hard.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
		
		
		
		
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