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    That sux, now you have to do it all over again
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    2003 GTP, L36 swap, TOGs extremes, ZZP stage 3 heads, SSIC, ZZP Ported Blower, 3.0/3.2 pulley, XP hot cam w/ 105#, 42.5# injectors, N* w/ 85mm MAF, Meziere Water Pump.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Damojo2003 View Post
    That sux, now you have to do it all over again
    i am not worried about the Ported LIM im just gonna go non-intercooled and ported supercharger...i just gotta figure out why im running lean

    Just your normal 730whp 4dr family car.
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    Update 2k on it since the coolant mishap and still running strong replaced o2 sensor and pulling 0kr with 930-940 o2 readings with 12 pounds of boost with a 3.3 pulley

    Just your normal 730whp 4dr family car.
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    Have you inspected the ported LIM for cracks? For flatness of the mating surfaces?

    Post some pics of the ported LIM, from all angles, especially some good shots of the flanges (flats) where it meets the heads.

    Aluminum in the LIM often gets pitted with age from coolant contact, and this can seep coolant around the LIM gaskets--even new gaskets.

    Pitting can be fixed with a skim coat of epoxy and a flat orbital sander (like a "Mouse" sander).
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