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Thanks Mike !! Regards Brian

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Looking good Max !! Regards Brian

Nice specs Don . Can’t wait to see it. Regards Brian

Welcome to GT40S Mike !! You have come to the right place for everything GT40S. Lots of experience and great builds and builders on here. Check out the build threads and please start one when you get one. Enjoy the forum !! Regards Brian

Wow!! Lynn good to hear from you. Glad everything is good with you. Regards Brian

Hi Dave. I had looked at those for my Lola. But when I read this, I decided against it and found this Holley unit without a float. https://www.holley.com/products/gauges_and_gauge_accessories/gauge_accessories_and_harnesses/parts/19-250 Regards Brian

Welcome to GT40S Don. Please start a build thread so we can follow along on your journey. Regards Brian

Like Martin said, check post 41 in Steve’s build. Very informative. Regards Brian

Looks awesome Rob !! Congrats !!! Regards Brian

I hope to make that a reality so I can make my dream come true. I did buy Ken’s Racelogic traction control to hopefully help a bit. Thanks Regards Brian

Like Neal said, something like this, and search from there. https://www.mcmaster.com/product/91145A285 Regards Brian

Most of the T70”s had a 305 with 4 Webber’s. Some of the T160 and T163’s had big blocks. The Banzai runners car had a BBC as did a couple in Australia. As they say of the 25 original Lola T70mk3B’s approximately 100 survive. So more to your question, no I’m not trying to replicate or...

I just got some progress pictures from Kinsler for my EFI for my Lola build. Regards Brian

Very nice James. Definitely something to be proud of. Regards Brian

As per usual Rick is correct. No “S” in their name. When a group of us go there, we add in the “S” out of habit. I never liked their shrimp cocktail, but many do. I displayed at the PRI , and IMIS shows in Indy for many years and always made sure we eat there. Regards Brian

If you are in Indy, and like a good steak, try St Elmos. I believe it is the oldest steakhouse in Indiana. Excellent steak and even better service. https://www.stelmos.com/ Regards Brian

A lot of guys around here have helium added to the argon. It helps the impurities float out of the weld. Also use a CLEAN stainless steel brush to clean the aluminum before welding. As discussed here. Light-pressure manual or powered wire brushing with a clean stainless steel wire brush usually...

Rob, I like the T&D rockers. Definitely a top notch engine. Regards Brian