Finally got it started today . .
03-10-2014, 01:07 AM
#1
Team Owner
Thread Starter
Finally got it started today . .
Life just keeps getting in the way, but then, that's life. I have been collecting the system and other additions I want to do at the same time over the past couple of months and, this weekend, I finally had nothing else get in the way of starting the blower installation.
I'm doing a V3Si, upgraded fuel system, DeWitt Spal fan setup, re-doing some the engine bay wiring and plumbing, coil relo, Mantic Twin, CF drive shaft, poly and solid alum. couplers, Pfadt tranny mount (if it ever comes), LG coilovers and a few other odds and ends including a few specialty tools (as if I don't have enough already). This is on top of heads/cam/gears and some other stuff done over the years.
I tend to be **** about my projects so I spend lots of time prepping. This weekend was for prepping the garage and getting the car ready for the many weekends to come when I actually have the time to work on it.
I have done lots of projects but this time I thought it a good idea to pull the front panels off to make access to everything easier.
Wife even let me store the panels in the spare room.
Resting 'til next weekend - I'm starting on the drivetrain and fuel system.
I'm doing a V3Si, upgraded fuel system, DeWitt Spal fan setup, re-doing some the engine bay wiring and plumbing, coil relo, Mantic Twin, CF drive shaft, poly and solid alum. couplers, Pfadt tranny mount (if it ever comes), LG coilovers and a few other odds and ends including a few specialty tools (as if I don't have enough already). This is on top of heads/cam/gears and some other stuff done over the years.
I tend to be **** about my projects so I spend lots of time prepping. This weekend was for prepping the garage and getting the car ready for the many weekends to come when I actually have the time to work on it.
I have done lots of projects but this time I thought it a good idea to pull the front panels off to make access to everything easier.
Wife even let me store the panels in the spare room.
Resting 'til next weekend - I'm starting on the drivetrain and fuel system.
03-10-2014, 03:01 AM
#4
Melting Slicks
but the garage ia a total mess, really clean that up!
03-10-2014, 09:00 PM
#12
Drifting
If you were a bachelor you could store the body panels like this:
Seriously though, clean car, and good mod list. This is going to be one build that will be fun to watch.
Seriously though, clean car, and good mod list. This is going to be one build that will be fun to watch.
