FAST power brake fitting for LS2
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FAST power brake fitting for LS2
SpinMonster and Mike V. have been very helpful in explaining how to fit the FAST 92 to the LS2 in the C6. Thanx to both of them for their generous assistance.
I want to help out too, by helping with the source of the fitting for the power brake attachment modification to the back of the FAST manifold.
First picture (from Spin) is his location of a straight 1/2" fitting
I added the white circle to show where Mike V. drills his hole for using a 90 degree fitting, as shown in Mike's photo:
Mike used what he had, a 90 degree elbow with a straight fitting screwed in, but suggested that a unified fitting might be simpler. I found what I needed at McMaster Carr, along with the NPT nuts for securing the fitting, along with Purple Goop, or 3M 5200 adhesive:
Thanx again to Spin and Mike for their help on my project.
I want to help out too, by helping with the source of the fitting for the power brake attachment modification to the back of the FAST manifold.
First picture (from Spin) is his location of a straight 1/2" fitting
I added the white circle to show where Mike V. drills his hole for using a 90 degree fitting, as shown in Mike's photo:
Mike used what he had, a 90 degree elbow with a straight fitting screwed in, but suggested that a unified fitting might be simpler. I found what I needed at McMaster Carr, along with the NPT nuts for securing the fitting, along with Purple Goop, or 3M 5200 adhesive:
Thanx again to Spin and Mike for their help on my project.
Burning Brakes
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From: Virginia Beach VA
Nicely Done
That's great stuff, showing both ways, but better giving the fitting specifics. I had to do a fair amount of searching to come up with mine, so hopefully it will save some folks time & effort.
To give credit where credit's due, I learned this stuff from Spin.
To give credit where credit's due, I learned this stuff from Spin.
Last edited by Mike V.; Sep 27, 2008 at 10:29 PM.
