Mike Busutil
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woody80z28 said:
Thanks Woody
540 Big Block 81 Camaro build
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Thanks Woody
Mike Busutil
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kimosabi said:
Thanks Kimosabi. I agree!
JCSilver80
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Rolling stock and stance look bitchin'
Mike Busutil
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Thanks JCSilver80,
The front end has 2" drop springs and the rear coil over's have not been adjusted just from their factory position yet.
The front end has 2" drop springs and the rear coil over's have not been adjusted just from their factory position yet.
legierk
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Looks like factory position is the way to go then! I wouldn't touch a thing! Awesome.
Mike Busutil
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Wires, wires wires...
Mike Busutil
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Wiring continues today...
We were able to finish wiring the coil, ignition, starter & distributor to the steering column. Now we can turn the key on and get power to the fuse box and turn the engine over.
We installed a new Optima battery in the trunk.
Tomorrow we are planning to wire the fuel sensor and fuel pump to get fuel to the carb.
RED L.E.D tail lights.
We were able to finish wiring the coil, ignition, starter & distributor to the steering column. Now we can turn the key on and get power to the fuse box and turn the engine over.
We installed a new Optima battery in the trunk.
Tomorrow we are planning to wire the fuel sensor and fuel pump to get fuel to the carb.
RED L.E.D tail lights.
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Mike Busutil
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Wiring continued through this weekend. We completed wiring all the major components and only have a few accessories left like the power windows and AC controller.
I started cleaning up the wires under the hood so it looks a little cleaner now with a lot of the wiring hidden but i'm not 100% there just yet. I still need to connect the Ac compressor & condensor lines then finish installing the cold air intake and it's heat shields then I can start cleaning and polishing under the hood.
The new L.E.D running lights for the front are really nice and are very bright. I temporarily connected the old headlights to check for good power. These will be replaced with a new pair (Hopefully L.E.D as well)
My steering wheel arrived a few weeks ago and I just recieved the steering wheel adaptor from B&B Classics so I was able to get it installed this weekend as well. The adaptor is Billet machined and powdercoated black. It is really nice but it did cost $181 shipped...
I started cleaning up the wires under the hood so it looks a little cleaner now with a lot of the wiring hidden but i'm not 100% there just yet. I still need to connect the Ac compressor & condensor lines then finish installing the cold air intake and it's heat shields then I can start cleaning and polishing under the hood.
The new L.E.D running lights for the front are really nice and are very bright. I temporarily connected the old headlights to check for good power. These will be replaced with a new pair (Hopefully L.E.D as well)
My steering wheel arrived a few weeks ago and I just recieved the steering wheel adaptor from B&B Classics so I was able to get it installed this weekend as well. The adaptor is Billet machined and powdercoated black. It is really nice but it did cost $181 shipped...
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Mike Busutil
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At this point the Camaro is able to get power, fuel, startup and drive all under her own power 
Next we are going to wrap up a few more wires and then start cleaning it up so the wiring looks nice and clean.
This will allow us to roll right into paint.
Next we are going to wrap up a few more wires and then start cleaning it up so the wiring looks nice and clean.
This will allow us to roll right into paint.
