First time in a while I've seen this!
We have had a long weekend, but we have made a lot of progress. I would have preferred things to have gone quicker, but I know that we've done them right by taking our time.
I managed to start the engine today with no problems at all after the cam swap. That was HUGE sigh of relief for me. It's the first time I've been inside of an LS engine, and while most of the work was familiar, it's still a bit worrisome doing it the first time. The Holley ECU made things pretty easy: set up the new fuel injectors, made a couple of tweaks, and spun her up. She fired right up, just didn't want to idle well at first. An adjustment to the throttle body adjuster for the primary blades and everything was good. I had to pull a good bit of fuel out of the tables, and I have a lot less vacuum than before, so I have some tuning to do before I hit the highway.
Eric recreated the carpet pieces for the trunk to clear the sway bar tube. He did a great job as always! I did a lot of little things today to wrap up the project: rewired the Accusump, cleaned the air filters, cleaned up my mess from all the fluids under the car, filled in a few rock chips, attached the axle and gas tank vent lines. Just stuff I had to knock out.
At this point, Eric will bleed the brakes and wrap up a relatively short list of remaining items. He expects to get those done tomorrow, and I'll go up after work and drive for a while. If we find any problems, we'll address them tomorrow night. Then a bolt check, and a serious bath, and my tuning, and I should be ready to hit the road Wednesday.
It's been a crazy stretch to get this together, and I can't thank Eric enough for sticking in there to get it done. He is planning to take a few well-deserved days off later this week.
Here are a couple of pictures of the completed work:
Trunk mounted panel with amp, cross overs, and VaporWerks controller:
Perfectly tucked (although we're going to adjust the spacers a bit):
New Watt's link housing mount: