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I'll take the turbo if its still available -Thanks, Mark

Bison's in NJ? or is there another one around the KC area? - Thanks for your reply. I talked to Nolands cyl head service and they turned me on to a shop in Wichita - Sad that I have to go that far but may be worth it

Looking for a Machine Shop in the Kansas City area (I'm located in Olathe) Need to get my engine hot tanked, bored .020, and rotating assy balanced. Is there any recommended machine shops?? I'll use Nolands for the head work but desperate to find a place for the engine block work

Goodmark list price was $299 for the header panel - (discounting to body shops / account holders). I'm thrilled to find this part at a reasonable price!! They also sell the bumper rubber pads with and w/o the white stripe - reasonable enough to convert mine from chrome to black bumpers :)

Just got off the phone with Goodmark - ordered a header panel and some black bumpers - The header panels were out of stock for over a year and they just got them in May - already 200 sold in the last month, I think they said they have 400+ in stock. When I checked the website the part didn't...

Thanks!! 1 more part found :)

Thanks Andresfel - Part#? Anyone using braided steel lines to replace the turbo oil feed and drain line kits? Seems better and cheaper then the overpriced used stock components. :)

I just finished replacing my 84 T-Type heater hoses - I used Rock Auto - I used (3) "L" shaped 5/8" bypass hoses ($3.00 a piece). (1) in the front as the actual bypass from the manifold to the water pump and the other 2 Dayco 70001 as the connection from the heater core to the valve and from the...

Working my way through reassembling my 84 T-type after a frame off restoration / E85 conversion. I need to find a replacement oil drain tube for the turbo and corresponding manifold grommet. Unless there is a recommended substitute solution - Just finished with finding suitable heater hose...

I found a company that makes fiberglass reproductions (verse injection molded) - looks like a quality piece however almost $500 delivered. For those with deep pockets the company name is Danko reproductions. I'll try and reuse what I have and hopefully some manufacturer will eventually realize...

No - I'll give them a call, it can't hurt

Can't find one on OPGI website - You think someone would be making them. Its for a T-type with the hole if anyone has a lead on one :) Matt - Your the Mayor of Buickville :)

Grass Doctor - Matt, you found me a intercooled engine in Saint Louis - this should be a snap .......Thanks again

Any updates on new header panels being made?? Any upcoming releases? Sherman closed :confused: - so much happens when I sleep. I always need the one part that only three are known to exist in a far off universe, but for every other car its almost free, I found something for $400+ ........is...

Robert, I looked around and found torque specs for the 86 / 87's as your link leads to as well before posting the question - The table you supplied the link to states 86/87 in the top line as if its unique to 86/87 and my question refers to 84. So far it looks like the specs are the same back...

Thanks Turbo Dave!! Appreciate the clarification on the numbers and good to know 84-87 follows the same specs

Thanks Robert - That's my thinking as well. Maybe I'll post the question in the Hot Air section, guessing someone with a factory service manual or someone who assembles their own engine would know for sure. That 109 block does look a little more refined in the photo's I've seen of it so it...

66062 is my zip. But no need to get a quote, I was hoping you were local enough to just pick up at a reasonable price to avoid having to do a valve job on a pair I already have. Thanks

Where you located, Heads are costly to ship? - I'm in Kansas City

In the middle of a frame off restoration / to my 84 T-Type and figured I would check bearings on the motor - can't find torque specs for an 84 but the 86/87 is posted everywhere and hoping the torque spec's are the same (100ftlb crank / 40ftlb rods) - would make sense but I figured I better...