69 Camaro Project - Dead Pool

[67zo6Camaro]

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[Ron in SoCal]

Looks great Brett! Thanks for posting and seeya next week

[214Chevy]

Ron, you're one lucky bastard. Your car is getting top notch, royal treatment. Just so you know, I'm stealing all of you and Brett's tricks, like the little bracket-holder-thingy on the gas tank. Dead Pool is looking real nice right about now.

[Matt@BOS]

Now that you're writing about fuel tanks, this is perfect time for me to say that my Fab 53 VaporWorx tank is great. I tested it last week and it worked just as it was supposed to, no leaks, etc. The workmanship on it isn't half bad either.

Thanks Brett!

[intocarss]

Originally Posted by 67zo6Camaro

A quick little stainless steel stand-off bracket was made to help support the fuel line with the sensor unit on it. I added a few little bling holes.... well because that's what I like to do.

Quick?? I can only imagen if you took your time on that bracket how much better it would look

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[CarlC]

Nice fabrication work Brett. I like your standoff bracket and the initial feed line. I can't express how important it is to exercise proper fuel outlet strain relief, especially on the CTS-V fuel module. I've had two customers break the outlet, one of them twice. I managed to fix them, but it's not inexpensive or quickly done.

Thanks for the feedback on the wiring harnesses. The VaporWorx harnesses are quite a bit different than others out there. They are more expensive, but have features such as a two-piece design, fully wrapped, Delphi interconnecting plug, integrated fuel level sensor wiring, etc. They are pretty close to being plug-and-play (pun intended.)

[fleetus macmullitz]

Brett,

There's gotta be some software that automatically enables your build posts to become part of a sticky.