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    Superhero BangShifter CTX-SLPR's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by wrp View Post
    We finished the trunk mounted battery today. Bruce loomed and shrink wrapped all the wiring and connected up front to a distribution block with relays off the back to protect the accessories. We still need to increase the size of the wire to the Fuel pump.


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    If you don't mind me asking, where did he get the loop he used for the wiring? It's time to replace the factory loom on my donor harness with something that's not as brittle.

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    Most of the wire and loops for the kit came from a Moroso kit. I'll get the specific numbers and post them up

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    Here is a better view of the shop




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    very nice car, this thing looks like a hand full to drive, cool video!!!
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    Began mocking up the fan today. Belt and tensioner are in and installed. Its a matter of hooking up the fan, plumbing the cooling system, hooking the evac system up and the crankcase ventilation.






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    little bit of everything, and a lot of GTO in that shop.
    nice to see the "to do" list getting shorter.
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    Damned good week this week. Only thing between us and some Dyno time is wiring and installing the fans and radiator, then hooking the cooling system up to it. Here is the plumbing hooked up except for the radiator and the rear mounted heat exchanger. We will probably work on the hoses to clean them, up but I am very pleased with the setup as is.





















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    wow... your fittings supplier just got themselves a new condo - it does look nice
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  9. #39
    Here is the fuel pump wiring we finished up

    Cutoff

    In Progress

    Solenoid/Breaker

    Wiring it up

    Before the loom

    Finished

    Stand Back

  10. #40
    Pretty much got over the last hurdle today. The radiator and fan setup is hooked up with wiring and plumbing. The remote electric water pump is hooked up. The cooling system is under pressure. Only thing remaining is to hook the heat exchanger reservoir up in the trunk. May start tomorrow






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