New pics of project Nova
 

Here ya go, Just came back from the interior shop. I still have alot of work to do but it's getting closer. Hope to make some passes before it gets to cold. I'll show you underneath when I launch it. Just kidding
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/4919/nova5ld9.jpg
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/1933/nova2yl1.jpg
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/7962/nova3hm4.jpg
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/3787/nova1zh4.jpg
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/3953/nova4go5.jpg

looks good vince

Vince,
The Nova is looking real good. I will be looking for the "underneath" shots of the car soon. :D :D

real nice Vince..as expected from you...by chance it wouldn't have a 4 speed in it would it ? :D

Question for ya..i have a 69 camaro with a turbo 350..its a 406ci..what's the balancing situation if i converted to 4 speed ?

thanks in advance

hey brian i think i still have a 400 straight shift flywheel if you need one. i can check tomorrow. if i have it you can have it

Brian,
If i understand your question, I may be able to help.

If it's an externally balanced 406, then you'll need a external balance flywheel. You'll know when, you pull the flexplate, if it has a weight welded to the crank side of the flexplate, it's externally balanced.

If the flexplate doesn't have the weight, it's internally balanced, you can run a flywheel for a 350 etc.

Don't run the wrong flywheel though, ask me how I know.

BTW, Glad you're back. Hope this helps.
Earl,

a-lot..thanks

Guess I'm alittle late to answer your question Brian. Earl answered for me. He is correct.
The Nova is a SBC pump gas motor and I'm running a Doug Nash Pro shifted 5 speed. My plans are to run it awhile with this combo and maybe run stock eliminator in it next year. Plus raise hell on the streets :)

That Nova is my favorite Vince,looks like a real nice build you have going there,I'm impressed.

Keep up the good work