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Old 08-31-2009, 09:27 AM
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Default Bowtie Backdraft Lingenfelter LS7 630hp aka "Habu"

Here is something for you to look at.






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Old 08-31-2009, 09:54 AM
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It's pretty.

How many people this side of the Pacific even know what a Habu is?

I'm one of the hardliners who think the engine is way out of place.

I guess I'm gonna have to buy one of those new SPF vettes and put a Ford modular in it.

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Was it a easy setup?
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Didn't go for the ford guys on this one, note the placement of the thread. It is not for everyone but what is. If you want something fugly and with a good motor in I would do that with the SPF Vette.

The engine dropped right in, engine mounts and everything fit very well. A little adjustment on the sidepipes. Engine sounds fantastic, looks great in the engine compartment.


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Let's see if anyone knows where I got the name "Habu"

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SR-71...

Careful with those hub nuts... still waiting on a positive locking system for them.
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That name covers danger, both on the ground and in the air...
http://www.habu.org/what-is-habu.html
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If you want something fugly and with a good motor in I would do that with the SPF Vette.
BaaaaaaHaaaaa

I'm with ya on that one Bill!

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Default LS7/BDR a.k.a. swapping for a "good" motor

It's easy to understand putting the LS in the BDR, but a modular in an SPF GS?? When it already had the "good" motor...
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hows yours coming??? now have the dry sump and C&R nascar crossflow radiator with oil cooler for mine--
I do want to talk to you about those shocks someday

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It's easy to understand putting the LS in the BDR, but a modular in an SPF GS?? When it already had the "good" motor...
Just to torque the masses man! Maybe I should just go find a nice 69 Z28 and stuff a Boss302 in it......................yeah, that's the ticket!

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What are you using for the engine management system?
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Management system came from Street Performance. Basic GM with a reprogram of the computer to meet my engine specs.

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good on ya with the chevy mill. dont let the haters get to ya
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I'm doing an LS 3 376/525 with T-56 Magnum.

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Good link by J.K. If you were stationed on Okinawa, you know. USAF, Kadena, 1986-1989.
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I knew "Habu", both versions! It's been a long time since I heard that term. I was never stationed in Okinawa but was in and out a lot! I watched Habu on those little round green TV screens many times. You had to pay attention because it was like blip, blip, blip and gone!

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Haven't heard that word since I left Okinawa years ago. Hood less Cobra

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BAsque, it's also the nickname of the awesome SR-71 Blackbird - which if I'm not mistaken is still the fastest, highest flying jet aircraft ever built.
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