Sorry for the delayed response guys, dash is a not GNX and rear suspension is also not GNX. I'm down in Austin right now for the F1 race but I'll get some pictures of the underside this next week and post them.
Here's some more recent pics - probably driven about 5 miles since it was professionally detailed earlier this year.......as you can see the car is NICE.
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This is 86 GN converted to an 87 GNX Clone/Tribute. All stock except for the following:
High $ single stage paint/body (no orange peel whatsoever except on the flares - those would need a little additional wet sanding to smooth out).
Kirban GNX flares
Kirban GNX wheels w/ BFG...
Bitchin' build man! Your engine and tranny cost about as much as I paid for my GN, but I'm diggin' the direction of this project.
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That sucks! Looks like him or his buddy lost control of a Porsche (conflicting reports of who was driving). RIP Paul - too young to die.
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Yeah - that's looking to be the way I'm gonna go. Gotta get myself a jack and some jackstands this weekend - it's been a while since I did a little wrenching but should be fun.
After doing some reading I think I might just do the fuel system upgrades with an alky kit and call out good for a while. Looks like I'll be able to run 22-23 pounds of boost safely with a quick spooling stock turbo for a nice street set-up. Pretty cheap route too.....
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Hey - I've got some 55 lb injectors I plan on putting in when I do the fuel pump & FPR. Ideally I'd like to run 12.0 all day long at altitude. Not really sure what it would take to run that time at mile high - hope to stick with a quick spooling turbo for the street and a 2800 stall.
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That DIY shop rental looks pretty cool. How long did it take you you to do the fuel pump/hotwire/fuel pressure regulator work? Since you were a tech I'm guessing I could take your time and double it and I might be in the ballpark.