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**syborg tt** · #**191** 03-05-2006, 04:42 PM

03-05-06 Update (Firewall is complete)

Well it's finally done and i think this is the final one. The good news is Dave said i could have a discount on the next firewall if i wanted to make a 4th attempt. But i think this is the last one. We may do some final tweaking with a billet panel.

Dave made a releaf for the downpipe

Since the wiper cowl drains water out of the rockers, We had to make sure that now water would get into the cab. So there are actually two firewalls.

The first piece going in

**syborg tt** · #**192** 03-05-2006, 04:43 PM

The finished product

Wow has Caleb Davis of Permanetly Stained Auto Restoration come thru for me once again. If you are in the Illinois area and you need a good paint and body guy give him a call 815 243 1483

Here is what my P-Side Corner looks like after his handy work. You may not remember but this piece of plastic used to have a exhaust cut out in it.

just in case you forgot

Thanks again Caleb - Your the best

**Sales@Dutchboys** · #**193** 03-05-2006, 04:46 PM

Great job....Its coming along well!

**syborg tt** · #**194** 03-12-2006, 04:54 AM

Good Morning All,

Yep it's early, couldn't sleep so I decided to post the pics.

The firewall is finished and i am very happy with the end results.

**syborg tt** · #**195** 03-12-2006, 04:54 AM

Dave started installing SPW remote mount Wiper Set up.

Dave also made the Side bars Temporarily as i sold my Syclone Seats

**syborg tt** · #**196** 03-12-2006, 04:56 AM

The joint speaks for itself.

Here you can see how close we kept it to the Seat.

Remounted the Vintage Air and Gas Pedal.
We also located the brake pedal but I forgot to take a picture.

Okay Last picture -- located the BS3 to under the Dash. It will still be on the same removable mount.

That's it for now - Next weeks should be interesting.

black2002ls · #**197** 03-12-2006, 11:00 AM

that joint is AMAZING. definately first class work!

**syborg tt** · #**198** 03-18-2006, 08:15 PM

Okay it's been a very long week. My little one got sick and my wife and i spent the entire week taking care of her. Seems that a stomach bug can turn into phenomena. Crazy huh.

Well back to our regular build updates. My oldest Daughter and i went to the chassis shop to install the engine and headers to make sure everything was centered up again. We have some minor adjusting to do on the heades to square everything up.

Last week Dave finished up the Remote Wiper Install.and mounted the Big Stuff.

This is the tube that the cable runs in

Dave also created a steel mock up of the factory Dash.
We are going to remove 1" out of the bottom to make it just a little smaller then factory.

**syborg tt** · #**199** 03-18-2006, 08:16 PM

It's Amazing how much room is under the dash is you remove all the plastic junk behind the pad.

Finally the motor is Centered in the Engine Bay

stonebreaker · #**200** 03-23-2006, 03:15 PM

Marty,

I'm very interested in how you do the dash. That's one of the areas I'd like to upgrade on my build, and frankly, I really don't have much of a clue how to do it. It won't look the same, as I already know what I want, I just need to know HOW to do it.

On a totally unrelated note, if you haven't finalized the fuel system for the added horsepower, I have a suggestion. Instead of one huge pump that runs all the time and heats up your gas, might I suggest two pumps? One for daily driving and one for WOT operation. You can use either a Hobbs switch that turns it on when your boost gets above a certain level, or use a WOT switch on the throttle, like a nitrous system. That way, you don't heat your fuel and you don't have to hear the giant pump when you're just cruising. I also like to use a fuel cooler on the return line, although with an aluminum fuel tank radiating heat shouldn't be a problem.