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TMI seats looks nice and fit nice, I wish they were a tad softer. All the ones I have installed have been on the extra firm side for me.
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You need to gain some weight...  They are firm, but not too much so IMO. Actually feels good on my lower back.
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You need to gain some weight... They are firm, but not too much so IMO. Actually feels good on my lower back. |
No thank you. Been there done that. Getting to old to carry around excess baggage.
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Working on remote coil mounts today. I originally was using some ADE remote mounts that bolt to the rear of the cylinder head. Worked perfect until I decided to slide the engine further back and lost my firewall clearance...  Picked up some Holley remote coil mounts. These can be mounted anywhere. I wanted for them to be hidden so opted to mount them on the frame rails.
I built some spacers to gain the clearance needed for the coils to clear the frame, and machined a recess on the bottom to sit over the nutserts I installed in the frame, so the spacers would sit flat. Next up is to build the plug wires to fit.
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That's going to make plugs and plug wire changes a breeze. Looks great, Jody.
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I think he is actually enjoying this......
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I bought some universal LS wires from Taylor. These come with ceramic plug boots, rated to 2000*F. I will be adding some plug wire sleeves from Thermotec for additional protection.
One tip I wanted to throw out for those who assemble their own plug wires. Even with soapy water or grease it can be a struggle getting the wires pushed through the boots before adding the terminals. Mc Kay makes a brake assembly lube which is far superior for assembling rubber to rubber, o-rings in cylinders, etc. One bottle will last for a long time, I've had this same small bottle for 15+ years. It only takes a drop or two, and really speeds up assembly time.
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Beautiful work!
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Clean work there Jody,
My those are some big mufflers you have there,
I sourced some quiet turbos mufflers long ago, now the companies long gone,
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