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  • EasySpeed*Inc
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    Running electrical, mounting various things, and unfortunately not much metal work that is all that has transpired in the last many months since my last update

    Seen here is just the tip of what can only be described as a wiring speghetti fest

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    Making a grounding platform for all those needy electrical devises because electricity is a lazy phenomenon. "oh look at me I am electricity, I can only flow through a path with the least amount of resistance"

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    This will be riveted to the body aka (earth)

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    Looks like the engine has a bad hair day

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    Heat shrink and solder on most everything to keep the corrosion at bay

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    Have I mentioned how much I love these hoes cutters?

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    Miles of heat shrink used

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    Enough of that! Now onto when I mounted the ecu

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    Aluminum base plate

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    Snap lock velcro

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    Little braces to ensure the ecu doesn't shake about the cabin

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    Nice tight fit

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    And if that wasn't enough here is some kill switch mounting eye candy

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    From the back

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    Final resting place

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    Some profiling and finessing

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    Cant forget the bending

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    Now I am safe with this in arms reach, safety 3rd right?

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    That is it unfortunately for now

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  • Raarasutra
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    Dude, which planet are you from?!

    This is mind-boggling stuff!

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  • jayjaypea
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    Jesus H. Christ, I just read this whole thing and I don't even have words...

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  • pDubs
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    ^LOL

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  • mkarpel
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    this cant be real

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  • KayTwentyPowered
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    Read through all 11 pages.....

    and I am at a loss for words :

    Keep on trucking man, shit is awesome!

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  • anti.engineered
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    That's a good idea. I'll do something like that (but much worse), thanks.

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  • Dalers08
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    This has the potential to be one of the best car related internet threads ever, if it isn't there yet. So much porn. Keep it up man, I learn a lot just from reading your posts.

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  • EasySpeed*Inc
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    Originally posted by gearheaded View Post
    I love how throwing in that custom Haltech display is your one-casual-post-in-an-epic-thread. Doing that same thing would be a holy shit look what I spent the last 18 months doing type deal for me lol.

    Amazeballs.
    Ya it has gotten a little out of hand but I still a few more cool things up my sleeve


    Originally posted by IgnorantBastrd View Post
    This build and everything about it is amazing. Cant wait for more updates.
    I try every update to make the most of everyone's time and create something interesting to at least look at

    Originally posted by itsjustkevin View Post
    Oh my fuck. Literally the definition of build thread. Congrats this is absolutely amazing
    Good to hear and thank you, love the encouragement comments

    Originally posted by northcountysteeze View Post
    This is FAP-tastic!
    much fap lol

    Originally posted by properstyle View Post
    Damn


    Originally posted by TWM Performance View Post
    OMG that racepack from Haltech is so sick. Amazing build.

    Dude worth every penny its a thing of beauty

    Originally posted by Hellalime View Post
    Holy Fack, your work ethic and quality is amazing.
    Patience is the key to almost everything

    That looks SO AMAZING.
    Thanks dude
    Last edited by EasySpeed*Inc; 08-23-2015, 12:27 PM.

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  • EasySpeed*Inc
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    Bought a Bridgeport,now to make some cool stuff

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    Since the exhaust manifold is running over the transmission there is going to be some extra heat, to remedy this I built the armor/shield from a previous post but the VTC solenoids have been a concern of mine so I decided to make a little extra heat protection

    The usual solid bar stock 6061

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    Quick little buzz cut on the lathe to make them pretty

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    Making some flat ends

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    Plunge some holes

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    Now the hole is established I can now rotate the piece 180 then locate the opposing side with the end mill

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    Cutoff using the lathe

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    4 little dudes

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    Here is the VTC solenoid and the shield mounts in place

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    Bit of AL tubing for the shield

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    Scribing a line on the lathe

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    Milling the tubing thin on the scribe line so I can easily snap the section of tubing by hand

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    Halved

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    Back to the lathe to finish the mounts

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    This is an old way to make a key way on a lathe (I know I could do this on the mill but I used this trick all the time before I had the mill)

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    This is a no power operation! take a flat sharp cutoff blade and mount it horizontally in the tool holder and proceed to run the blade into the material while increasing the depth of the cut minutely each pass

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    Makes a perfect key way

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    Milled the inner edges of the tube halves so they now have a nice edge on both sides

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    Last but certainly not least the ubiquitous gold insulator wrap

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    Has a very satisfying SNAP! when mounted

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    Happy with it and it is stupid easy to remove requires no tools to remove or install, win win in my book
    Last edited by EasySpeed*Inc; 08-24-2015, 07:50 AM.

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  • gearheaded
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    I love how throwing in that custom Haltech display is your one-casual-post-in-an-epic-thread. Doing that same thing would be a holy shit look what I spent the last 18 months doing type deal for me lol.

    Amazeballs.

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  • IgnorantBastrd
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    This build and everything about it is amazing. Cant wait for more updates.

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  • itsjustkevin
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    Oh my fuck. Literally the definition of build thread. Congrats this is absolutely amazing

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  • northcountysteeze
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    This is FAP-tastic!

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  • properstyle
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    Damn

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