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Electrical Checks

Posted on July 30, 2012 by dan Leave a comment

I chose to go ahead and check out the electrical system prior to getting all the head, visit web tail and turn lights connected.  So, anorexia I went ahead and connected the battery ground and the positive cables. Immediately I … Continue reading →

Battery, Cable, Fuel Pump, Gauges, Ground strap, heater-defroster, Indicator lights, Starter, Uncategorized, Wiper motor

Gauges, Switches and Plugs

Posted on July 5, 2012 by dan Leave a comment

Now that the dash and extension are covered and cut, pestilence I can start to install the gauges, switches, lights, etc. This was fairly straightforward as I had already determined my layout. My main concern was whether they all would … Continue reading →

Accessory plug, Dash, Gauges, Heater vents, heater-defroster, Indicator lights, Switches, Wiring harness

Dash, Gauges and More

Posted on May 10, 2012 by dan 1 Comment

The next major milestone to reach will be the electrical checks.  To get there, practitioner lots of work needs to be done to complete the dash build and installing, complete wiring and be prepared to connect the battery.  First, though … Continue reading →

Accessory plug, Aluminum Panels, Cable, Dash, Fuel tank, Gauges, heater-defroster, Rear axle, Rear Brakes, Stereo, Switches

Clutch and Throttle Cable and Engine Wiring

Posted on March 23, 2012 by dan 2 Comments

The next major milestone to reach will be the electrical checks.  To get there, practitioner lots of work needs to be done to complete the dash build and installing, complete wiring and be prepared to connect the battery.  First, though … Continue reading →

Accelerator Pedal, Brake Pedal, Cable, Clutch Pedal, Ignition, Uncategorized, Wiring harness

More Progress on Engine and Next Steps

Posted on March 14, 2012 by dan 1 Comment

We are getting close to installing the engine and transmission, buy viagra from canada so I will need to do some pre-work that is necessary as well as some other items that were just to fill time until I can … Continue reading →

Accelerator Pedal, Aluminum Panels, Battery, Cable, Drive Shaft, Engine, Footbox, Fuel System, Headers, J pipes, Oil relocation, Rear end, Transmission

Engine and Transmission are In!!!

Posted on February 26, 2012 by dan 1 Comment

We are getting close to installing the engine and transmission, human enhancement so I will need to do some pre-work that is necessary as well as some other items that were just to fill time until I can get the … Continue reading →

EFI, Engine, Ground strap

Pre-work for Engine-Transmission Install

Posted on February 24, 2012 by dan Leave a comment

When the steering rack was completed, more we noticed that we could not tighten the tie rods enough on the threaded rod ends of the steering rack to get the front end close to being aligned.  So, we had to … Continue reading →

Aluminum Panels, Engine, Fuel Filter, Fuel Pump, Fuel System, Ground strap, Ignition, Oil relocation, Starter, Starter index plate, Transmission, Wiper motor

Battery Box and Trunk Aluminum

Posted on February 15, 2012 by dan Leave a comment

My next area was in the trunk.  I chose to purchase a battery box to install in the trunk area.  The base kit has the battery mounted on the upper trunk floor.  The aftermarket part allows the battery to be … Continue reading →

Aluminum Panels, Battery, Battery Box, Cable, Carpet, Insulation, Trunk, Wiring harness

Wiring Harness

Posted on February 13, 2012 by dan 1 Comment

I began the process of getting the wiring harness in place.  This meant getting the various harness pieces and running them to the proper locations. I began by attaching a mounting plate to the fuse panel, misbirth buy which is … Continue reading →

Cable, EFI, Engine, Fuel Pump, fuel pump pick-up, Ignition, Starter, Uncategorized, Wiring harness

Brake Lines

Posted on January 12, 2012 by dan 1 Comment

When the steering rack was completed, more we noticed that we could not tighten the tie rods enough on the threaded rod ends of the steering rack to get the front end close to being aligned.  So, we had to … Continue reading →

Brake reservoir, Flaring Tool, Front brakes, Master Cylinder, Rear Brakes