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RodsGreen10, is that your truck in your profile pic? Cause it's sweet!!! Where in Knoxville are you?
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I live off merchants dr btw
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Let me know when you are 'done' with those headers. I will take them off your hands. :-)
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FYI
Those are the same ones i have on my engine run stand. I put stainless v bands on them. Good quality and not cheap junk. Engine Run Stand Rev2: https://youtu.be/A1NX5eaUDuk |
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Couldnt help myself...I just had to see what it looked like with the covers and intake on lol
http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psku65smfs.jpg http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...pstvdnkcdl.jpg http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psqd98ykob.jpg Just figuring the belt out... http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psvfdoq1zo.jpg |
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that looks really clean!
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Ok so my driveshaft is waaay too short to even consider an extended yoke. I'm looking at Denny's driveshaft but $300 is gonna tap me out till next payday so does anyone know of a cheaper place to get a custom driveshaft???
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Measure up the length you need and hit the local pick n pull. There might be something there you can use.
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I think I may have found somebody.Its a company called post trailor. Theyre owned by some of my wifes extended family and when Sonnys driveline went out of business they bought all the equipment and are now making driveshafts.....its just all about price now. I have to call them tomorrow.:metal: |
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And if post trailer bought all of Sonnys stuff then that is who I would def call them. |
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so just in case I havent said it before Ill say it now....wiring is my least favorite part of working on cars!! cant stand it and just trying to get it over with!!!
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So I officially started my mini three day vacation today and have alot to do in that time to get this thing ready for its first start. Whats worse is we've got really bad storms coming through so I cant get anything done right now. :(
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HELP!!!!! Need wiring help!!! What do I tie the two wires that used to go from alternator to fuse box to??? Do I just straight wire to battery? On the ls, the red wire off back of alt goes straight to battery so I don't know what to do. Somebody help please I've only got a few days off and really wanna hear this thing fire up!!! If anyone can help, pm me and I'll send my phone number.
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I took some time off work to complete my swap but due to circumstances out of my control, I ended up having to drive back and forth to south carolina and north carolina all weekend and didnt get to finish. The good new is that my wifes aunt who was hospitalized after multiple heart attacks is doing much better and Im thankful for that!
I DID manage to get some stuff done on Steppin Wolf before all this happened though so I'll post it up! |
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First off, I had to get a custom driveshaft made. Local shop did the driveshaft out of 3.5 inch tubing conplete with yoke and ujoints for $280 out the door! Suppossed to be good to around 600hp and I hope so cause once I get my cam swap and the nitrous installed I should be close to that on the bottle....hopefully!
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The brown trigger wire for the Alternator should go to the PCM, looks like that's already hooked up in your harness.
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Also got my fuel lines ran
This is for those of you who have never dealt with braided hose and are afraid of it...its not that big of a deal really cut it off with a cutoff wheel to minimize fraying,and be sure to wrap it tight with duct tape...should come out like this http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...pszix2l92j.jpg push it into the base fitting and twist a little till it bottoms out then dont forget to put a little lubricant into the hose before screwing in the end....ALWAYS USE PROPER LUBRICANT!!! I cant stress this enough. lmfao!! http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psve1lyyvt.jpg Whan you're screwingf the ends on, you dont have to use these aluminum wrenches...I just happen to find one on sale for $5 the other day....I usually just use two regular wrenches and put a little masking tape inside to keep from scuffing the fittings. The important thing is that you dont try to over tighten them or they WILL strip.....they're just aluminum people! http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psqgdj9p6l.jpg And this is what you should end up with http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psbugpzze4.jpg And heres the finished product ran to my vette filter/regulator and then to my as of yet unmounted blazer tank. http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...ps20j1nuiz.jpg |
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