2nd Chance Camaro - Let the Project Begin

[syborg tt]

I think I am going to rename this car to Project Overkill

Once again I am taking the passenger side header off so I can get to the wiring at the starter.







So I dropped the lock washer of course my floor is speckled gray so it blended right in.



Eventually I laid on the ground with the flashlight so I could find the freaking thing.

[syborg tt]

So the other day I was looking at all of the tools I have collected for wiring this car and I thought I would share pictures of my tool box that is completed dedicated to wiring. So when the car is done it will be going back to my warehouse.

[syborg tt]

I need to widen this rectangular hole so the fuel line can pass through this opening safely.







I installed the DEI Heat shield and EXO-Sleeve.





I am still trying to figure out if I am going to secure the line to the firewall or just let it hang from the fuel rail. Which doesn't sound good as I type this.



This is the final AN fitting that I need to finish the fuel line.

[syborg tt]

I am not a fan of battery bolts and I really like ARP bolts. Since Rad Rides uses them on their builds I might as well use them on my car.



Apparently the bolt got a little warm.



I ran the bolt all the way in to make sure it wasn't to long. Eventually I will order the correct bolt.

[fleetus macmullitz]

“Project Overkill”?

…or

[syborg tt]

Skip thank you for making me laugh

Originally Posted by Cosmo mentis

“Project Overkill”?

…or

[fleetus macmullitz]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

Skip thank you for making me laugh

MJ,



You’re welcome…cuz anyone who does this to himself building a car deserves a laff!

[srode1]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

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So I dropped the lock washer of course my floor is speckled gray so it blended right in.



Eventually I laid on the ground with the flashlight so I could find the freaking thing.

And that is why I didn't put much flake down over my floor when I epoxied it, too hard to find dropped parts.