Very clean...nice work!

Looks great Jay! Man...it's getting sooooo close to being done.

:headspin:

Looks awesome.... can almost see the finish line??

Hopefully fire her up in a few days. I'm going to break a bottle of Champs over the hood lol

Holy Sh*t, Jay. I must have missed the last couple of updates. I can't believe it is almost there! The interior... Wow!!!! And nice fab work on the intake. :trophy-1302:

Intake in stalled, Brakes are Bled. All fluids are in the engine. So close

Awesome. your getting there. This is such a great time during the build.

When will you be firing it?

Holley Valve covers and coils mounted. Engine turns over. Almost time for a cruise.

That's great news Jay,looks great

Very nice build, Jay! So close to driving it! You must be very excited!!!

Congrats Jay! The engine compartment is looking great! Can't wait to see her run.

why don't you flip the fuel rail so its closer to the fuel supply on the passenger side?

not to thread-jack but can you still put a fuel pressure gauge on the schrader valve when you flip the rail?

I have the fuel line hardlined down the driver side of the car. The fuel regulator was going to be too close to the exhaust in the pass side.

Few pics from this weekend.

Looks great. I like the color in that last pic. Is that a tricoat paint?

Are those Boze wheels? Or are they HRE? :mock:

Don

Definitely Boze :lol:

Car looks great Jay!

BOZE by Budnik lol jk.

Can't wait to drive this thing

Got the cars wiring all finished, but the wire to th fuel pump wasn't getting juice. Time to find out what the problem is

In the picture it looks like you have the older Russell fuel rail fitting with the plastic clip. Get rid of that thing ASAP before it burns your whole car down.

Andrew

Do they leak? Tested everything and no fuel leaks

Been reported they do leak. Russel switched to the screw in retainer after reports the plastic clips were failing.

They have been known to burn cars down to the ground. No joke. The new Russell fitting is good and Earl's also makes a nice one with metal clips and an external clip for safety.

Andrew

where did you put your O2 sensors? in the header extensions or in the headers themselves?

They are threaded into the headers

i thought they had to be at a 45 degree angle? the headers place the sensor horizontal.

Never heard of that they are Ultimate Headers.

Sensors can be anywhere from horizontal to straight up, as long as they are in the top half of the header collector. The reason for this is so that condensation does not pool inside the sensor.

Andrew

Man, that is a great looking car. Very nice job!

Where in HB do you live?

Main and Adams. Hope to see the car around town sometime soon!

Few pics from last weekend.

Cars pretty much done besides some cosmetic.

Things that need to be done:
Window regulators rear replaced
Shifter boot
Stereo installed
Charge AC

Absolutely beautiful! Very inspiring :idea:

Jay the car looks great.

Looks killer....so we can assume you figured out why it wouldn't start....

T,

Well I guess it just took a few times of me spraying a tiny bit of starter fluid and letting it run. Some reason the injectors didnt spray enough fuel to start it. Runs like a champ now. This car hauls I was surprised this LS3 480 had that kind of power

Jay the car looks absolutely sick! Hopefully there will be video before long.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Just got a GoPro so we should have something soon. :relax:

Congrats, Jay! Go out and enjoy the ride.

Great job Jay,car turned out extremely nice:trophy-1302: