1969 Camaro Build Thread

[jeds]

Thanks for the tip. I'll try the propane trick.

I have an ARP crank bolt that's suppose to be reusable, so hopefully it works out...

[lsuguy]

Yep. If you are using the ARP bolt you are good to go.

[lsuguy]

My conduit bending days paid off it seems...this is the rear line.



I will work on getting a full update going soon. I have been working on the wiring. The PSI harness is almost completely laid out. I basically stripped it down and started over to hide/tuck the wires. I will be finishing it up with techflex.

The main harness from AAW has also been almost completely laid out. I have it pulled back out to eliminate a lot of the things I don't need.

I have also been working with Orme Brothers. They are going to send me all of the AN fittings I need to do the car, let me mock up the hoses with cheap rubber hose and send back to them. They will then be doing all of them in Brown & Millers new crimped black hose and fittings. I have even worked with them on doing some custom colors on the crimp collar, so still working on that....




Also ordered my headers and fuel system so all of those pieces are en route as well...hope to hear this thing run in the next couple of months.

[Mikael A]

That's a really nice build you are doing.....the details are just so awesome.

[DT69Cam]

Awesome build!!! Great work.

[waynieZ]

Nice job on the bends. You have some nice parts coming. I'll be watching for your update.

[tubbed69]

Very impressive work,keep updates coming

[JsTA]

Originally Posted by lsuguy

I have also been working with Orme Brothers. They are going to send me all of the AN fittings I need to do the car, let me mock up the hoses with cheap rubber hose and send back to them. They will then be doing all of them in Brown & Millers new crimped black hose and fittings. I have even worked with them on doing some custom colors on the crimp collar, so still working on that....

Is this a service they offer for everyone or do you have an inside "connection" for it?

I plan to run new PTFE lines in my car next year and I am not comfortable enough to do it myself. Don't feel like chancing a fire lol

[Josh@Ridetech]

Beautiful work man, I'm glad to see our shocks on there. Let me know if I can help out with anything!

[lsuguy]

Originally Posted by JsTA

Is this a service they offer for everyone or do you have an inside "connection" for it?

I plan to run new PTFE lines in my car next year and I am not comfortable enough to do it myself. Don't feel like chancing a fire lol

They will offer it to anyone. Call and talk to Joel @ Orme Brothers and he will get you going.