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Old 11-04-2009, 11:54 AM   #61
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Update.

Got the drain bung welded on. Intake and fuel files in there final place. XFI is pretty much wired. We plan to go back through it and recut all the wires to shorten everthing up but for the show this weekend we can just tuck it. The hot side is all ready to go back on, the manifold studs should be here today.

The Chute is getting delivered today but the mount is delayed till tomorrow so itll be tight getting it done by friday...

Tonight we gotta get the flex plate and starter installed, plugs, interior needs to go back in, test ignition and fuel pump, and install the oil feed and drain lines.

Thats about it in order for us to get it to start up!! The goal for the show this weekend is to just get it to fire up and idle for a couple mins. we still have a ton of work to get it drivable but that will have to wait till after this weekend.
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:23 PM   #62
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Update.

Got the drain bung welded on. Intake and fuel files in there final place. XFI is pretty much wired. We plan to go back through it and recut all the wires to shorten everthing up but for the show this weekend we can just tuck it. The hot side is all ready to go back on, the manifold studs should be here today.

The Chute is getting delivered today but the mount is delayed till tomorrow so itll be tight getting it done by friday...

Tonight we gotta get the flex plate and starter installed, plugs, interior needs to go back in, test ignition and fuel pump, and install the oil feed and drain lines.

Thats about it in order for us to get it to start up!! The goal for the show this weekend is to just get it to fire up and idle for a couple mins. we still have a ton of work to get it drivable but that will have to wait till after this weekend.
What size drain fitting is that. Any better pics of where you mounted it? what size feed and drain lines are you running? Where are you getting the oil feed from?
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:29 PM   #63
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Nice, looking forward to more pics!
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It's a -12an fitting. The whole drain system is -12. Is mounted right between #3 and #5 cylinder about 1" from the top of the pan. It's right after the k member but we pulled the k member to mount this stuff all up.
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We can get some more pics of the drain fitting tonight with the pan mounted back on the block tonight.

It's a -4an feed and we are pulling from the back of the drivers side pan where the temp sensor hookup is. We used the TTi bolt on feed setup for our feed line. Very pimp setup!
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What size drain fitting is that. Any better pics of where you mounted it? what size feed and drain lines are you running? Where are you getting the oil feed from?
Here ya go, we need to shorten up the feed line but this gives you an idea..
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That adapter above the opil filter that bolts on, is that where the oil feed is coming from? it looks like its tapped in behind that
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That adapter above the opil filter that bolts on, is that where the oil feed is coming from? it looks like its tapped in behind that
Yup theres a 1/2 Piece of aluminum with a hole drilled and tapped, add a fitting a your feed line is done! you can make the adapter plate or pick it up from turbo technologies.
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you guys did a great job on the build i cant wait to see the final product.
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Yup theres a 1/2 Piece of aluminum with a hole drilled and tapped, add a fitting a your feed line is done! you can make the adapter plate or pick it up from turbo technologies.
now what does that factory oil connector go to?
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now what does that factory oil connector go to?
The factory piece is bolted to the outside sandwiching the 1/2 adapter plate. Is that what your talking about? im not sure what you mean by factory oil connector.
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i was just curious where the factory piece supplied oil to.
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i was just curious where the factory piece supplied oil to.
Oh thats the factory piece from a vette we use for an oil temp sensor location. If you didnt have the temp sensor in there you could use that to feed the turbo.
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Oh thats the factory piece from a vette we use for an oil temp sensor location. If you didnt have the temp sensor in there you could use that to feed the turbo.
Yep, on fbodies, it's just a blank, but on the vette it's tapped and that's where the vetted get their oil temp reading on their dashes
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Oh thats the factory piece from a vette we use for an oil temp sensor location. If you didnt have the temp sensor in there you could use that to feed the turbo.
ahh ok, that makes sense. I got a 5.3 from Katech and it had a port bolted on. wasnt sure what it was used for
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Updated pictures from this weekend. With the exception of the radiator and coolant hoses this is how it looks in running form. We ran into some issues with the FAST and have been working them out the the guys there, BTW FAST customer service is better than any company I have EVER worked with! They spent over 6 hours on the phone with us working through a bunch of stuff (most of which were our fault lol)











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Looks bad ass.
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Looks bad ass.

Also wanted to give a BIG thanks to this crazy dude! He went WAY above and beyond the
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