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also Thanks Codyace for his assisntance on this! what i did was i took the lifters out and placed them in a pill bottle....filled the bottle with oil and used a small allen wrench to push the plunger to rid the lifter of oil. the FSM (AU S-14SR FSM) stated that the plunger would stop moving. apparently this isnt the case....what does stop moving it the tip of the lifter. i comfirmed that the lifter was bled by installing it in the head, then installing a rocker arm. if u apply pressure to the rocker you will see the lifter NOT move if its bled. so its isnt the "plunger" that stops moving its the actualy tip of the lifter. THANKS!!!
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FML!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
![]() ![]() so lifter are bled and installed went to put the cams in....and the number 2 exhaust cam cap hole decided to be a little bitch and all the fucken threads pulled out...lovely....just my fucken luck..... ![]() ![]() so i decided im tired of this shit!!! ![]()
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Thanks!!
so before i put my motor in i decided that i would start doing a wire tuck and brake line tuck. Harness all layed out removing tape etc ![]() here is another harness i have that i was using for some refrence since somone has my FSM atm ![]() here it is all laid out. removing some circuits that i do not need ![]() here is the bundle of wires that will still have to run to the engine bay ![]() here is the mocked up length (the big loop on top will be cut out) ![]() so i will only end up cutting and shortning about 28 or so wires, everything else has to be extended to the engine compartment. The final location of the fuse and relay box will be in the Glove box just have place an order for a few things and i will have everything i need to do my brake line tuck as well Thanks!
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ok so wiring is now cut to length..
![]() all joints have been soldered and heat shrinked...all that it left to do it install and test.. also got all this shit form summit racing.. ![]() drilled 2 holed in firewall for bulkhead fittings ![]() then ran 2 SS lines from BMC via banjos to bulkhead ![]() ![]() from there it will go to hardline to the other side of firewall. then 1 ss line to passenger caliper and a hard line to rear stock brake union. the front Driverside gets 1 SS line from BMC to caliper. THANKS!!!
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does anyone have a solution to flare 3/16ths SS line, im needing to put in a 37 degree flare in it and i cant seem to get it to work. whats happening is the tubing is being pushed down rather then being flared. also the die on the tool has also been damaged from the tubing. the tool it a summit racing peice..(POS!!!!) so do i need to get a special 37 degree flare tool for SS line? also i read that i shouldnt be using a regual tuding cutter for SS tubing...somthing about cutting it cold n making the material super hard to flare. do i just need to dtich the SS line infavor for regual steel brake line??? Thanks!!
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got the wiring harness in the car and starting the lay-out
![]() ![]() final location of fuse box and relay box will be in the glove compartment ![]() Thanks!!
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got the passenger side brake lines done. Braided SS for front pass side and a custom hard line for the rear
![]() ![]() and the lines runnin across the inside of the firewall ![]() also got dash bar installed and set up routing of the main harness and dash harness.. ![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks!!
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Thanks!! its my inner farm boy screaming out..LOL!!!
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yes sir.. for the most part all SS lines.. pulled out the red-top out.. ![]() n my good friend felix "da cat" "el Gato" getting ready to man handle the motor in ![]() good job felix!! ![]() ![]() Thanks!!!!!
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hey man, sooper sweet build. I have an odd question for you, what kind of flares are those? if you mentioned it earlier i am crazy sorry, but I was temporarily blinded by the amout of awesome
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will have more updates this weekend THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thanks! i am actually trying to get some updates and get the car running but am running into a few issues is anyone cares to chime in http://zilvia.net/f/tech-talk/375592...-tach-fml.html Thanks!
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i like the brake bulk head fittings.. thats real similar to how i plumbed my hydro ebrake.. i want to redo it with the steel braided lines and replace the front passenger brake line as well...
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I like how this whole build was thanks to a leaky gas tank haha it only took 4 pages to finally get it back in!
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