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Old 04-14-2010, 09:35 PM   #1
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Those plug wires look really nice.
well, it was that or black, I think I made the right choice
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Old 04-19-2010, 09:59 PM   #2
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Sorry for the wrong part # on the wires. I didn't consider the difference between the coils setups.

Gotta tell you though, your build has a lot of great info. Great job!!
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Old 04-19-2010, 10:25 PM   #3
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Sorry for the wrong part # on the wires. I didn't consider the difference between the coils setups.

not a problem...without the wrong number, I may not have found the ones that I did.

Gotta tell you though, your build has a lot of great info. Great job!!
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Old 04-14-2010, 09:33 PM   #4
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Looks good Tommy. I ended up putting my sending unit right at the Dizzy on my 350, but I'm probably going to move it down to the oil filter.
yeah, seems like a good spot
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Cool build! Any pictures of where you bolted you oil dipstick to the motor? TIA.

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It's coming along really nice. Good job.
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It's coming along really nice. Good job.
thanks, it is goin slow right now cause it's just too hot in the shop!
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Mine are held on with a little metal tab just welded to the axle. It just bends over the brake line. Looking gooood. I want one.

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Old 07-13-2010, 08:46 PM   #9
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Nice work Tommy. I made a cover for the bottom of my radiator for more support so the coils don't crush.
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Nice work Tommy. I made a cover for the bottom of my radiator for more support so the coils don't crush.
thanks, if the brackets i am making don't workout I will have to do that.
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Mine are held on with a little metal tab just welded to the axle. It just bends over the brake line. Looking gooood. I want one.
well I've already painted the rearend, so i was looking for something that wraps around the tube, like on the late model chevys
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well I've already painted the rearend, so i was looking for something that wraps around the tube, like on the late model chevys
Oh, like a zip tie
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Old 07-14-2010, 01:02 AM   #13
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I pictured a zip tie right at that moment too. I've seen them used for some pretty crazy things.
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Cool build! Any pictures of where you bolted you oil dipstick to the motor? TIA.

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this is the only pic I have. it is a lokar dipstick. It just presses into a rubber grommet at the block, and I haven't decided where to bolt the bracket to.
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this is the only pic I have. it is a lokar dipstick. It just presses into a rubber grommet at the block, and I haven't decided where to bolt the bracket to.
I've got the same one, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious place that "it" wants to bolt to, .
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I've got the same one, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious place that "it" wants to bolt to, .
I think it is too short for this application, but it was too expensive to not use! Prolly have to make a bracket for it. had to make brackets for everything else so far, so why not this too.
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Where did you get your driveshaft?
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Where did you get your driveshaft?
I had it made at a machine shop. I think it was around $300
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got my power steering hoses made. had to buy an adapter fitting(from napa) to go from the o-ring to flare fitting.
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got the firewall and interrior painted. went with ppg vibrant blue.
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It's coming out really nice. I bet you can't wait to drive it.
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Looks great. Your really getting it done. I cant wait to paint somthing. I see you still have that one wire still in the wrong spot. In that one shot it looks like your windshield is in.

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Dang Tommy, awesome progress. That blue turned out really nice. Did you figure out the radiator mounts yet?
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I like the Carbon Fiber.
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