2nd Chance Camaro - Let the Project Begin

[syborg tt]

In order for me to finish the last couple holes I need a right hand drive drill and it is also nice to have an excuse to buy new tools.





I decided to install "Hot Rod Sleeve" on the drivers side brake line.











Okay I was hungry so I ran inside and made myself a health breakfast.



I also gave Tobin a call at Kore3 to order new flex lines.

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Jumping back on the Holley EFI Wiring.

What is that song ???

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9lh7lqZojc

Wire Wire Everywhere a Wire, Messing up the scenery, losing my mind.

So my goal is to make all of this look as clean as possible and work.





More notes



As you all know I am fairly organized and since my memory sucks (chemo-brain) I have a binder for instructions and another for all of my To Do Lists.



I love my blue tape.

















I've learned that is you write the not immediately and put it in the place that it needs to be there is a good chance you won't forget the task and get burned later.



I will be installing Tessa tape on both sides of this line clamp to stabilize the line so it doesn't move back and forth and pinch the fuel pump fuse. The Holley ECU has a direct power for the fuel pump which is very nice.



It's a cute little wire.



Good news I just so happen to have a green 14 gauge wire in my box. (Note this wire was not to spec and I ended up using this wire to trigger a relay.)







Of course I labeled it under the dash and in the trunk.

[syborg tt]

So I am finally coming back to the A/C lines.

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My goal is to make everything look as factory as possible. However, I want it to look clean and easy-ish to service.





I just don't like the look this area of the Holley Harness.



One more note on the firewall to remind me drill yet another hole in the firewall.



I rewrapped the harness with tessa tape near the firewall.



I started running the wires to all the proper locations.



Moving on to the starter.

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Yep, I just don't like it.



Yep, the loom is coming apart again.







I think it looks a little better.



So if you are using the Tech-Flex wire loom this is the best tool for cutting it without it fraying.

[syborg tt]

Mike came over to help with battery kill switch.



Mike has this really cool crimping tool for the battery wire.









We also made the alternator charge wire.







I put a little bit of Heat Sleeve on the wire.

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Ugh



I started pulling the wire out that need to go their final home.



Installed the tech flex sleeve over the wire and ran it over to it's new home.





I also just put a label tag on the wire looms which I plan to leave since they are under the dash.



Yet another reference pictures



Remember the Tessa Tape note well I finally applied the tape.



Well, It looks like I have to find the manual for the vintage air unit as I have no clue where the Gray wire goes.

[fleetus macmullitz]

Yer prolific Broh!

That being said, I too am triggered by Chunky bars…

[zz430droptop67rs]

Always enjoy your detailed posts. The Vizio remote is a nice touch as well. Looks like something I do.

[syborg tt]

Originally Posted by zz430droptop67rs

Always enjoy your detailed posts. The Vizio remote is a nice touch as well. Looks like something I do.

Thank you Don,

I’m having fun and learning a bunch along the way. It’s awesome having a great group of friends that share their knowledge which has allowed me to be able to do what I’m doing.

Yesterday I was at friends high end Porsche / Supercar race shop and unfortunately it gave me a few more ideas. (Not Good)

I am going to incorporate the door handles into my interior.







And the machine work on these wheels is incredible.



I also couldn’t stop looking at this beast.




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