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syborg tt 10-09-2021 08:47 AM

Tobin at Kore3 Rocks !!!
 
I learned a bunch building the Syborg truck that sometime more isn't better. While it seems really cool to have the biggest baddest stuff, if you goal is to build it to drive you are much better off building it with "Big 3" parts.

Why because if you need it like right now because you are broke down you can find it at an auto parts store. This is why I choose to go with Kore3 brakes on this project. His customer service is outstanding and his knowledge it overwhelming. I needed new brake lines and I called him and he had a set coming in and he was kind enough to put my name on it. Two weeks later they where at my shop.

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Andrew Strikes again !

Yes, he has convinced me to go drive by wire. So I once again I contacted Keith at Custom Works Performance. Custom Works designed this bracket and it is the only one I found that mounts in multiple location which keeps the pedal very stable. I have seen a couple others and they tend to rock on the firewall which is not good.

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You can find it here on Ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/22455701114...UAAOSwAz1c~rGF

The kits comes with everything you need to mount the pedal and all you need to do is have it painted or powder coated.

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syborg tt 10-09-2021 09:05 AM

It was late but I went out to the Garage anyway. (06-12-21 )
 
I didn't have much time tonight but I decided to go out to the garage.

I decided to run the GPS sensor for the Holley dash since it is a simple project.

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For now I just mounted the wires near the back of the dash.

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Well, I know I should have went out to the garage as I ended up being out there way to long.

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I started running wires from the ECU to the brake light switch (still not connected) and the ignition hot wires over to the fuse panel.

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I also started running the Additional output wires to the P-Side kick panel

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Made another hole in the car.

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Labeled all of the wires with Heat Shrink wrap.

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Started planning the DBW routing.

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More Instruction that I need to sit down and read.

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Pictures for reference.

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Wires

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Plugging it all in.

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I recently started my bucket of shame

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Let's not forget the vacuum line...ugh

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Just in case you all were interested in the part #'s of the heat shrink tube I am using.

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Calling it even thought I was only going to be out in the garage for a short period of time I stayed a little longer and got a bunch done.

camcojb 10-09-2021 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by syborg tt (Post 715507)

I recently started my bucket of shame

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If you only have a bucket you're doing great, mine would be a barrel of shame lol. :lol:

syborg tt 10-09-2021 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by camcojb (Post 715510)
If you only have a bucket you're doing great, mine would be a barrel of shame lol. :lol:


Don’t worry there was plenty more in the past.


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warhawkchevelle 10-09-2021 09:56 PM

This is an awesome project to follow.
All the attention to details, minor and bigger is impressive.

Plus its a beautiful car!

syborg tt 10-10-2021 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by warhawkchevelle (Post 715523)
This is an awesome project to follow.
All the attention to details, minor and bigger is impressive.

Plus its a beautiful car!


Thank you so much.


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syborg tt 10-10-2021 09:25 PM

More parts and more holes (06-13-21)
 
The pile of parts in the attic is getting smaller.

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So I need to get this giant plug through the firewall and I have no desire to make a big hole in the firewall.

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Yes, Once again I called Andrew to ask him how to take this plug apart.

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Mike and I trying to figure out the best location for the two holes.

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Big Drill, Big Hole and lot's of torque just because I needed a bigger bit.

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Thank god I missed the harness

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He is finally getting comfortable in the garage.

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Side note we also work on 4Runners

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The holes have been plugged.

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Mike taking the plug apart

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jarhead 10-11-2021 05:41 AM

That Pup is the cutest!

syborg tt 10-11-2021 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by jarhead (Post 715539)
That Pup is the cutest!


It’s nice having a puppy again.


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Sonar Chief 10-18-2021 05:38 PM

Looking great ... note: Blair makes Holecutter kits that are way more precise than a big ol drill bit, we use them at the restoration shop and they save a ton of time, just saying!!!!

syborg tt 10-27-2021 07:16 AM

Blair 11090 - Blair Equipment Rotabroach Cutter Kits
 
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Originally Posted by Sonar Chief (Post 715693)
Looking great ... note: Blair makes Holecutter kits that are way more precise than a big ol drill bit, we use them at the restoration shop and they save a ton of time, just saying!!!!

Thank you Thank you.

I just added it to my Summit Racing Shopping cart

Blair 11090 - Blair Equipment Rotabroach Cutter Kits
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/brc-11090

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dontlifttoshift 10-27-2021 09:21 AM

For half that money harbor freight step drills.

This
https://www.harborfreight.com/2-piec...lls-96275.html

Plus this

https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...lls-91616.html

gets you a wider range of hole size, automatic hole deburring, no fear of walking off the center punch like the blairs do, and the smaller sizes clip into impact drivers like my Milwaukee M12 90* driver and can get is some tight places. I like the Blair cutter in a drill press, though.

Either is better than a drill bit. Drill bits don't drill round holes and are just nasty on sheet metal.

Beechy 10-28-2021 01:34 AM

RotaBroaches and HF.
 
Donny is on the money. :cheers:

HarborFreight step drills are bullet proof.....I'm ten years into them as a full time fabricator. Deburring for free, all sizes in one handful, and ROUND holes. I'm sure Wurth and SnapOff are made in the same factory but six times the price.

YES....RotaBroaches in DRILL PRESS or MILLING MACHINE ONLY! They work great in a lathe too but be careful it doesn't jam. Careful the swarf comes off in all directions (not one direction like lathe tool).

jarhead 10-28-2021 06:57 AM

X3 on the harbor freight step drills. It's one of a few things they sell that works, lol

SuperBuickGuy 10-28-2021 07:50 AM

I'm a fan of Blair hole saws too - or Milwaukie hole saws. None of the rest seem to last.

cute pup

syborg tt 10-29-2021 04:52 PM

Thank You Thank You

I love this forum and I am off to Harbor Freight & might as well get some Taco's since it it right down the street.

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Originally Posted by dontlifttoshift (Post 715865)
For half that money harbor freight step drills.

This
https://www.harborfreight.com/2-piec...lls-96275.html

Plus this

https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...lls-91616.html

gets you a wider range of hole size, automatic hole deburring, no fear of walking off the center punch like the blairs do, and the smaller sizes clip into impact drivers like my Milwaukee M12 90* driver and can get is some tight places. I like the Blair cutter in a drill press, though.

Either is better than a drill bit. Drill bits don't drill round holes and are just nasty on sheet metal.


syborg tt 10-30-2021 08:07 AM

My OCD Got The Best of Me (06-13-21)
 
So I just don't like how the wire look coming out of the firewall so here we go again.

The tape is coming off and more to come later on the wire harness

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A couple more notes.

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syborg tt 10-30-2021 08:26 AM

Took a Couple Days Off and a Good Friend Stopped by Today (06-19-21)
 
At some point I removed the Tech-Flex wire wrap to expose the wires so I could run them in the direction I wanted them to go.

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While we are here I might as well remove the wire's that I will not need.

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Twist ties are your friend when doing small projects like this.

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I also pulled out the Holley Dash and the Classic Dash Insert.

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I also re-wrapped the wire loom.

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Here is the part description for the small firewall grommet that I used on the DBW Pedal and the Vacuum hose.

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Since I had a second person I could finally/temporally install the drive by wire pedal bracket.

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syborg tt 10-31-2021 08:28 AM

Lower Dash Bracket (06-19-21)
 
Quick stop at O'Reilly's Autoparts for some vacuum hose which will be getting installed soon.

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At some point I need to mock up the fitting that go under the manifold.

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Lower Dash Brackets have been located and now it is time to finally install them. I hope the ECU wires don't run into this bracket.

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syborg tt 10-31-2021 08:39 AM

Holley ECU Wiring, Yes there is more !! ( 06-22-21 )
 
So does anyone have the module to the DSE Wiper Harness as mine seems to be missing.

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Running more wires over to the passenger side kick panel.

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Made another hole for the wires.

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Since I had room I moved the ECU up about an inch.

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syborg tt 10-31-2021 08:52 AM

Connecting the O2 Sensor ( 06-25-21 )
 
Am I finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel ??

Today's project is to connect the O2 sensor to the Holley ECU.

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If you look closely you can see the wire coming from the ECU that plugs into the O2 sensor.

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Since I have an excess of O2 wire I once again opened the harness up and plan to pull the O2 wire it back into the interior.

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Everything looked good and I had it all taped up and ready to wrap and I discovered that there is an adapter to connect the O2 sensor harness to the Holley harness... UGH !!!

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So I pulled another eight or nine inches of wire back into the interior.

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All back together.

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I guess there is more wiring...ugh

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My Daughter came out to test her flexibility as I was wrapping it up for the night.

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syborg tt 10-31-2021 06:37 PM

No Need to cry over spilled Tea. ( 07-03-21 )
 
I swear the car looks the same every time I walk out to the garage. However, I promise I am doing a bunch of work.

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So my plug wires are a little short and I just learned the the plug wire for the truck motor are a little bit longer. Can anyone confirm this for me.

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So 10 minutes in the garage and I spill a large glass of Ice Tea all over my Bike Tool Box.

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and of course it spilled on all of my notes

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and the stuff behind my toolbox

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looks like I am going to have to wash the floor.

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Honestly the drumstick made me feel much better.

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Back to the wiring...

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I made the decision to buy the Wiring Specialties Coil Harness and wow it was worth every single dollar. I want to thank Andrew for the advise.

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So I need to shorten the loom as it is insanely long.

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camcojb 10-31-2021 06:47 PM

Love your "play by plays"... :lol:

fleet 11-01-2021 07:09 AM

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Originally Posted by camcojb (Post 715948)
Love your "play by plays"... :lol:

Agreed…the Marty McFly Reality Tour is great theatre…and at affordable prices!

:thankyou:

jarhead 11-01-2021 07:23 AM

"So 10 minutes in the garage and I spill a large glass of Ice Tea all over my Bike Tool Box"

Did the same think with 16 oz of orange gatorade Saturday. It went all over my welding bench, several pieces of 20 gauge sheet, and of course my pattern.

I didn't even consider taking pictures, lol :hairpullout::disgusted::headspin:

syborg tt 11-01-2021 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by camcojb (Post 715948)
Love your "play by plays"... :lol:

Thank you

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cosmo mentis (Post 715951)
Agreed…the Marty McFly Reality Tour is great theatre…and at affordable prices!

:thankyou:

Oh Man I would love to have a reality show

Quote:

Originally Posted by jarhead (Post 715952)
"So 10 minutes in the garage and I spill a large glass of Ice Tea all over my Bike Tool Box"

Did the same think with 16 oz of orange gatorade Saturday. It went all over my welding bench, several pieces of 20 gauge sheet, and of course my pattern.

I didn't even consider taking pictures, lol :hairpullout::disgusted::headspin:

I take pictures of everything as it helps me with the memory loss when I see the pictures as I can visually remember the event.

This turned out to be really cool as I found a bunch of my kids homework.

syborg tt 11-16-2021 03:59 PM

The wire loom is looking better...finally
 
The wire loom looks a little better but I am still not 100% satisfied so I will most likely be doing it over again at some point.

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I placed the injector harness where it should go however my goal is to hide the wires under the manifold and have the wires run up and out to the injectors.

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From the side it doesn't look to bad.

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The new Drive by Wire Throttle Body that I will have to some how convince Mario to paint black.

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Next up the Vaccuum line from the ECU to the underside of the manifold.

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I left the hose long and will cut it when I place the manifold for the last time.

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syborg tt 11-17-2021 06:58 PM

Power & Ground into the Passenger Cowl ( 07-05-21 )
 
I am running an additional power & ground on the passenger side of the car. In order to keep everything neat and tidy I am running the wires inside the Holley Power/Ground wire loom.

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In order to stabilize the wire loom I ran it through the grommet which I wrapped with Tessa Tape which was then covered with 3m Electrical tape to give it a finished look.

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I didn't want a power source in the cabin so I choose to move it into the cowl panel.
Which should keep it out of harms way and still be easy to access.

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I used a couple more Weld Studs to mount the power stud.

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While the epoxy was curing I started working on the four optional wires that the Terminator X can trigger.
My thought is it is much better to run it now then figure out how to do it later.

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I cut all four wire to an equal length and then installed a different color heat shrink on each wire end so I would know which one is which at a glance.

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I also labeled a couple more wires while I was there.

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There is a lot going on in this area and when it is finished will be easy to service. I hope !!!

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Since I have an early version of Holley Terminator X I have to trigger the transmission signal with a relay.

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More notes. This one is reminding me to replace the ground stud with a brass bolt.

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I am also working on a solution to keep the coil harness out of harms way and look nice.

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syborg tt 11-17-2021 07:12 PM

Two Weeks Later... ( 07-14-21 )
 
Being honest the weather was so perfect that I spend the last 10 days riding.


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I also purchased a nice small heat gun which only gets hot enough to shrink the heat shrink tubing.

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I finally started working on the ground stud.

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Picked up a couple more parts.

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I will be using this relay to trigger the fuel pump.

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syborg tt 11-17-2021 07:24 PM

Playing with Radiator Hoses ( 07-18-21 )
 
While I was at Good-Guys Columbus I ran into a gentleman that found an over the counter radiator hoses solution that may work in my car. I ordered them up to see how close they would be on my car and they look pretty good.

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The lower looks good but it will need a swivel neck for it to work correctly.

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syborg tt 11-17-2021 07:37 PM

Playing with the Kick Panels ( 07-31-21 )
 
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Plenty of room to seal off the cowl panel and install a set of shallow mount speakers.

syborg tt 11-18-2021 04:25 PM

All the little Stuff that you still have to do ( 07-31-21 )
 
I wanted to start with an easy task so I labeled a few more wires under the dash.

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Then I moved onto the Holley Trans relay wiring.

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This will end up getting it's power from the power lug in the passenger side cowl panel.

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I can finally remove a Blue Tape Note.

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Just a couple wires on the new power lug.

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I still have to come back and make everything look pretty.

syborg tt 11-18-2021 04:40 PM

KD Hot Rods Radiator Hoses ( 07-31-21 )
 
So Kenny built these awesome steel hoses that I will most likely use.

However, when I had the Guys @ High Speed Welding redo the upper and lower water necks the upper is about a 1/2 inch to long.

I will need to address this at some point.

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Lower hose just needs the Mr. Gasket swivel water neck and we are good to go.

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syborg tt 11-18-2021 04:48 PM

More wiring and thank goodness for my blue tape notes ( 07-31-21 )
 
Sometimes you just need to stand back and take a picture.

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I wanted to make sure all of my grounds had contact with bare metal.

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Now it does.

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I love my blue tape notes

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Calling it a night.

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waynieZ 11-18-2021 07:29 PM

Marty I have something to make cleaning the spots for the grounds a lot easier. I got these from YARDSTORE.com they are bonding brushes the come in different diameters and tip sizes. some have threaded ends but will still work in the drill. they're only $3-$4 each. They work great on powder coating.

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camcojb 11-18-2021 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by waynieZ (Post 716288)
Marty I have something to make cleaning the spots for the grounds a lot easier. I got these from YARDSTORE.com they are burnish brushes the come in different diameters and tip sizes. some have threaded ends but will still work in the drill. they're only $3-$4 each. They work great on powder coating.

Great idea!

syborg tt 11-21-2021 07:17 PM

Wayne You Rock !!!!
 
Order !!!!!

Thank You Thank You

Quote:

Originally Posted by waynieZ (Post 716288)
Marty I have something to make cleaning the spots for the grounds a lot easier. I got these from YARDSTORE.com they are bonding brushes the come in different diameters and tip sizes. some have threaded ends but will still work in the drill. they're only $3-$4 each. They work great on powder coating.

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syborg tt 11-21-2021 07:54 PM

Remember all those Yellow Wires ( 08-07-21 )
 
So you remember all those yellow wires well they need to go somewhere.

Which means I need to drill another hole in my freshly painted firewall.


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Just in case you someone else needs to do the same here is the grommet I used..


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If you have been following along I had a close call with the drill bit hitting the wire harness.

So this time I removed the blue wire that is passing through the firewall.


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I connected two of the wires to the ECU as I will be using them to trigger the Fan and to turn off the A/C if it is running (still need help with this one).


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I also need to organize all the wire so they look nice even though no one other then you guys are going to seem them.


1st Attempt

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syborg tt 11-21-2021 08:15 PM

I am starting to like the aesthetics of the wiring harness ( 08-12-21 )
 
Admitting you have is the first step and I have realized that I have a problem with the wiring. So I am going to keep playing with it till I get it to look the way I want it.

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Playing with the Injector Harness

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So I have a question for Holley. Why on Gods Green Earth does the Cylinder head ground wire need to be 18" long when it is only 4" away from the dang bolt they want you to connect it to. Then why would they give a ring terminal that is way to freaking big for the wire.

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Second complaint. Seriously these fitting would be nice great if you could actually use them. If you actually tried to connect a hose to them it wouldn't allow you to bolt the intake manifold to the heads as it holds the intake up 1" because they hit the valley cover.

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Playing with the injector harness

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Here we go again.

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huh

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I installed 1/4" Tech Flex wrap since the 1/8" Split Loom wrap isn't available right now. But heck by the time I finish this car they might offer 1/16" wrap.

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syborg tt 11-23-2021 06:58 PM

Holley Fuel Pump Relay ( 08-17-21 )
 
I am installing a relay in the trunk for the Holley In-Tank pump. I decided to purchased
an extra relay that I will keep in the car just have a back up for road trips.

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Remember my complaint about needing a ring terminal for the Cylinder Head Ground wires. I finally
found someone that had them in stock and it wasn't Amazon It was Ebay. I have extra's if anyone needs a set.

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While I was searching Ebay I accidently found this.

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Danger Will Robinson !!!!

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Ugh !!


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