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    Lets see what I accomplished on my week off:
    - Fuel lines are done...10AN feed -> 8AN split to both rails -> 8AN to fuel pressure regulator -> 8AN return. Still need to wire up pump and level sensor.
    - Battery Relocation is done...2 gauge wiring to starter, alternator, and fuse box...battery box in hatch. I just need to install the cutoff switch.
    - Brakes are done...new lines bent and installed...Line Lock reintalled...ABS deleted...C5 brakes removed...stock size reinstalled with new pads and rotors.
    - Engine wiring clean-up and tuck is done.
    - Removed my stock crank pulley and installed an ATI Super Damper Underdrive Pulley
    - 3" thick radiator and fans are back in.
    - Valve Covers are being powdercoated.
    - Rear fenders are rolled to accommodate the new 345/40/17 tires.
    - Rear suspension is mostly set...I'll still need an alignment to get everything perfect.
    - Installed the new outer tie rods since both got bent in the accident.
    - Worked on cutting up the interior pieces to fit around the minitubs.
    - Started redoing all of my interior wiring for gauge and switches.

    I'll post up some pictures later this week.

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    wow you've been busy, good work!!
    Quote Originally Posted by ls1camino View Post
    Lets see what I accomplished on my week off:
    - Fuel lines are done...10AN feed -> 8AN split to both rails -> 8AN to fuel pressure regulator -> 8AN return. Still need to wire up pump and level sensor.
    - Battery Relocation is done...2 gauge wiring to starter, alternator, and fuse box...battery box in hatch. I just need to install the cutoff switch.
    - Brakes are done...new lines bent and installed...Line Lock reintalled...ABS deleted...C5 brakes removed...stock size reinstalled with new pads and rotors.
    - Engine wiring clean-up and tuck is done.
    - Removed my stock crank pulley and installed an ATI Super Damper Underdrive Pulley
    - 3" thick radiator and fans are back in.
    - Valve Covers are being powdercoated.
    - Rear fenders are rolled to accommodate the new 345/40/17 tires.
    - Rear suspension is mostly set...I'll still need an alignment to get everything perfect.
    - Installed the new outer tie rods since both got bent in the accident.
    - Worked on cutting up the interior pieces to fit around the minitubs.
    - Started redoing all of my interior wiring for gauge and switches.

    I'll post up some pictures later this week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pajeff02 View Post
    J -- you are one hardcore SOB!


    There is a dyno day on April 6th...I want to win the naturally aspirated section. I still have a lot to do before then including going down to Frost to get my car tuned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ls1camino View Post
    Lets see what I accomplished on my week off:
    - Fuel lines are done...10AN feed -> 8AN split to both rails -> 8AN to fuel pressure regulator -> 8AN return. Still need to wire up pump and level sensor.
    - Battery Relocation is done...2 gauge wiring to starter, alternator, and fuse box...battery box in hatch. I just need to install the cutoff switch.
    - Brakes are done...new lines bent and installed...Line Lock reintalled...ABS deleted...C5 brakes removed...stock size reinstalled with new pads and rotors.
    - Engine wiring clean-up and tuck is done.
    - Removed my stock crank pulley and installed an ATI Super Damper Underdrive Pulley
    - 3" thick radiator and fans are back in.
    - Valve Covers are being powdercoated.
    - Rear fenders are rolled to accommodate the new 345/40/17 tires.
    - Rear suspension is mostly set...I'll still need an alignment to get everything perfect.
    - Installed the new outer tie rods since both got bent in the accident.
    - Worked on cutting up the interior pieces to fit around the minitubs.
    - Started redoing all of my interior wiring for gauge and switches.

    I'll post up some pictures later this week.
    DAMN!!!! and i thought i did a lot last week lol defintily need to show off those 345's!!!

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    Got all the stainless steel lettering and the stainless steel hood scoop vents put on. Once the weather clears again ill be putting on the stainless steel side extractor vents and the strut tower brace. Ill get pics up once its all finished.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ls1camino View Post
    Lets see what I accomplished on my week off:
    - Fuel lines are done...10AN feed -> 8AN split to both rails -> 8AN to fuel pressure regulator -> 8AN return. Still need to wire up pump and level sensor.
    - Battery Relocation is done...2 gauge wiring to starter, alternator, and fuse box...battery box in hatch. I just need to install the cutoff switch.
    - Brakes are done...new lines bent and installed...Line Lock reintalled...ABS deleted...C5 brakes removed...stock size reinstalled with new pads and rotors.
    - Engine wiring clean-up and tuck is done.
    - Removed my stock crank pulley and installed an ATI Super Damper Underdrive Pulley
    - 3" thick radiator and fans are back in.
    - Valve Covers are being powdercoated.
    - Rear fenders are rolled to accommodate the new 345/40/17 tires.
    - Rear suspension is mostly set...I'll still need an alignment to get everything perfect.
    - Installed the new outer tie rods since both got bent in the accident.
    - Worked on cutting up the interior pieces to fit around the minitubs.
    - Started redoing all of my interior wiring for gauge and switches.

    I'll post up some pictures later this week.


    That's a lot of tire......can't wait to see update pics..

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    got quoted for a tune.... and damn near crapped my pants lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshuaGrooms83 View Post
    got quoted for a tune.... and damn near crapped my pants lol
    How much? Should be around $500ish for street and DYNO tune.

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    New u Joints, 3 point SFC's and new coil packs.

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    Going to tackle that exhaust leak next week, passenger side headers....

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverWS6 View Post
    Going to tackle that exhaust leak next week, passenger side headers....

    Have fun with that...

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverWS6 View Post
    Going to tackle that exhaust leak next week, passenger side headers....
    UUGGHHHH!!! what happened did it pop a gasket? I has my KooKs installed i didnt even wanna tackle that job! Ive had some other guys w/ F-bodies say they did theirs with a few friends in their garage but?????

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    Header install wasn't all that bad really. Just time consuming and required patience working in tight quarters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSSguy View Post
    UUGGHHHH!!! what happened did it pop a gasket? I has my KooKs installed i didnt even wanna tackle that job! Ive had some other guys w/ F-bodies say they did theirs with a few friends in their garage but?????
    I doubt it popped the gasket, I think my headers are just warped so I got some thick gaskets coming in an effort to not have to remove the whole header and have it machined. All my exhaust is welded so I would have to get a saw to free up the header from the y-pipe... Its also the second time I do it so it shouldn't be too bad but you never know... last time I had the last bolt break, the head tore of it so that was fun <- total sarcasm
    Quote Originally Posted by pajeff02 View Post
    Header install wasn't all that bad really. Just time consuming and required patience working in tight quarters.
    Yup, I did the header install on my 98 with some help from my pops on our driveway. Took me about 8-9 hours but the drive with open headers was worth it

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    The stock GM header gaskets are the way to go. I took one look at what came with my Kooks LT's and tossed them aside in favor of some new ones from the local GM dealership.

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    Thats what I have in there now, the driver side is good but the passenger side is BAD. I'm going to be so pissed if all I have to do is tighten it up because after some reading, I never actually tightened them up again after some heat cycles

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    Quote Originally Posted by pajeff02 View Post
    The stock GM header gaskets are the way to go. I took one look at what came with my Kooks LT's and tossed them aside in favor of some new ones from the local GM dealership.
    Yeah i think thats what he used the first time then after it popped he used an MLS gasket either mr.gasket or Fel-pro i cant remember which but its worked fine ever since.
    Quote Originally Posted by silverWS6 View Post
    Thats what I have in there now, the driver side is good but the passenger side is BAD. I'm going to be so pissed if all I have to do is tighten it up because after some reading, I never actually tightened them up again after some heat cycles
    Yup! mine was the pass.side too and yeah i read about that too and after i few miles i re-tightened them and have had no problems since!
    Quote Originally Posted by pajeff02 View Post
    Header install wasn't all that bad really. Just time consuming and required patience working in tight quarters.
    Yeah jeff thats what i hear anyway i dont have too much patience and its a real tight fit! for me with the emissions problems i run into after install of my LT`s-i wish it was somehow easier! i would love to be able to r/r them before emissions tests but as of now it would be ALOT to do every other year-One guy told me he put studs in instead of bolting them on whats your take on that?
    Last edited by SuperSSguy; 03-24-2013 at 05:19 PM.

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    I think bolts are fine -- went with the stainless Stage 8 locking bolts on ours and haven't had a problem.

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