Regardless, I want to be around when she's done and running. It's gonna be epic. (2thumbs)
Evan means he wants to still be alive when it is finally finished. So get on it, Jon!
Regardless, I want to be around when she's done and running. It's gonna be epic. (2thumbs)
No real progress since before the holidays. The intake manifold is still not done and I've basically depleted my funds for this project so I'm limited in what I can do. There's wiring and mounting to be done but I don't have the motivation to sit out in the cold garage to do it. Only update is I've started buying stuff for the fuel system. Maybe I'll have some pictures tomorrow. Here's an idea of some of what is still needed:
$1.5k in engine seals, gaskets, etc.
$1.4k in seats and mounting hardware
$1k in exhaust
$500 in flywheel
$300 in clutch
$300 in harnesses
$200 in braided oil cooler lines and fittings
$200 in braided fuel lines and fittings
$200 in misc. fasteners
where are you getting these prices? you can have an exhaust shop custom fab an exhaust for you for like $200, and im sure you could get fuel lines, oil lines, and fasteners for much cheaper...
All new. Most of these things are not something I'd want to buy used (seals and whatnot).Are those prices new or used?
Evan's like 60 right? That gives me a couple years yetEvan means he wants to still be alive when it is finally finished. So get on it, Jon!
I included the cost of the exhaust manifold in there, which is easily 80% of the amount I quoted. It does me no good to spend so much money on a custom intake manifold matched to my port configuration just to buy an off-the-shelf header. Also, have you seen the prices of braided steel lines and fittings? Even cheap Summit Racing brand -6 AN line is >$100 for 20 ft. I may have overestimated the oil cool line a bit, but there it's the fittings that get me (special metric to AN fittings).where are you getting these prices? you can have an exhaust shop custom fab an exhaust for you for like $200, and im sure you could get fuel lines, oil lines, and fasteners for much cheaper...
Looking at the Deka ET18L battery. It's about 20 lbs and still outputs over 300 CCA so I'm hoping it's a good compromise. I'll more than likely pick up a trickle charger to keep it charged while the car sits.
Just tii expensive! I'll take a slight hit on weight/power if it makes I'm saving over half that cost (ETX18L is $90).