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98' Blueberry 🫐

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Okay, about 98% have all the parts now. I still need to find what size pistons I would need. Although, the block seems to be in good condition so I'm aiming for a standard bore size.

Couple things i still need are:
-piston set, with rings
-ream the holes for the 7-bolt head.
-6 bolt arp (L19?) head studs.
- Clutch kit, ARP fly wheel bolts, flywheel (FWD 6-Bolt), pressure plate, OEM Throw out bearing, stainless steel clutch line.

I believe this is everything to make the car running. i'll move on next to other systems later on.
 
im dumb sometimes so I'll actually use this website how it is intended for LOL

8/9/25 - Just released the beginning parts of this adventure for this GS-T. I'll link videos on my youtube channel to what's going on. But check my updates on the GS-T stuff.

 
Engine:

Cylinder head is now married to the block! I did have a couple hiccups like the head getting caught in the bolt holes. This is purely because the diameter are not completly true. Installed with the normal ARP headstuds. Fel-pro head gasket!
Timing is going to be set soon, watching alot of videos and forums to gather info.

Chassis:
Carbon fiber hood, and intercooler mocked up.
I sanded what i can with the VIS hood. Carbon weave is breaking and epoxy is cooked. I'm buying a Ravoony PET Carbon Wrap and crossing my fingers. CF isn't for looks but there goes my reclear idea LOL
Intercooler bracket made from a home depot zinc steel bar. Easy pz.
 
fixed my wiper alignment, that was intresting trying to fit that linkage assembly in and out the vehicle. had to plug in the wiper motor, then flip the switch on the wiper, so that way its fully at its resting position when you install it.
 
Alright we went under the car and looked at this inspection plate. Doesnt look to be spilling out, but the problem could be my axle shaft seals, or the center input shaft in the transmission.
I also looked at the top of the trans. I am missing one of the breather boots i believe its called. Which is a possibilty. from my top valve cover leaks into one of the holes LOL

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Will be tearing my transmission here shortly for an input shaft seal replacement. I found this out by the leaks transmission.
Thinking it was a rear main. Mine still appears spotless. Upon inspection of the clutch disc. There appears to be a leak where the input shaft area sits. So of course my ACT flywheel is cooked too. Sooo here we are. If anyone has any tips or tricks to it lmk

I know I need the input seal. But I’ll grab all necessarily seals on the way.

Here are some markings on the transmission. Not sure why there is a f5m31 on the center Housing

I’ll update on any progress, yay!!!!
 

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