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  • shippedout
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    Well wowwww. Love the exhaust, how much power are you expecting to make

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  • CHLTRTL
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    TBT before the shop and all the shenanigans giving it a little push with my cousin


    Before and after I redid my wiring, removed 5-6 feet of wires




    Engine is in and wiring for headlights is on point, didn’t burn on me and works great












    Custom hot side and cold side IC piping from @cmbuildz came out great, give him a follow on Instagram and hit him up for your car needs








    MMmmmmsome holset sexiness







    FIT THE CAR TO THE WHEELS, WHY NOT



    Sick looking Custom 4” exhaust









    Started it last week on E85, ECU fried, waiting on it to be fixed. sounds Beastly cant wait to tune and dyno it
    Last edited by CHLTRTL; 11-18-2015, 01:28 AM.

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  • jazig.k
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    Awesome to see you back! One of my builds on S/W.

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  • CHLTRTL
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    Originally posted by Motoman325 View Post
    i'm loving these updates

    Where did you get that foam from?
    Got it from Michael's store, its floral block foam, very easy to work with, love it

    Originally posted by 2GRX7 View Post
    BE CAREFUL! I don't think thermoplastic connectors are rated high enough, amperage-wise, to handle the amps that usually pass thru automotive systems-wouldn't want to see an engine fire because of it! Check spec sheet to make sure. If you did, NVM.
    Thank you for concern man, I did check it, hopefully it'll do the job without issues

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  • 2GRX7
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    Originally posted by CHLTRTL View Post
    Here you go
    Allied electronics
    Alliedelec.com

    BE CAREFUL! I don't think thermoplastic connectors are rated high enough, amperage-wise, to handle the amps that usually pass thru automotive systems-wouldn't want to see an engine fire because of it! Check spec sheet to make sure. If you did, NVM.

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  • Motoman325
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    i'm loving these updates

    Where did you get that foam from?

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  • CHLTRTL
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    A little update on CHLTRTL progress
    Took out sunroof assembly due to it wasting a lot of space, once the roof is open I am losing about 1in upfront, 1 ˝in on the sides, and about 3-4in in the back, and without it’s much more open and makes the car a bit lighter, just need to come up with manual assembly that will let me slide the sunroof inside the car unlike stock way.


    Mmmmmm best cup holder ever


    Pressure washed it, sanded it, cleaned it, and….



    Gave it fresh coat of paint)



    Threw head on, cams, Jays alt relocation kit
    I am using 7bolt head on a 6bolt block, so had to drill out the holes to 12mm for head studs
    p.s. Kelford 272/272, Super tech valves +1, BC springs, 3g revised lifters, aem cams





    I know, timing belt is incorrect, I threw it on just to see how pretty it looks)




    Tranny took a leak had to give it a bath and installed powder coated mounts with poly bushings






    After pressure wash, sooo much better and pleasant to look at



    Aluminum flywheel



    ECMlink


    I feel like I am proposing to my car haha
    And it is in


    Upgraded the fuel pump



    Installed battery connectors for alternator and starter




    Finally received coil-on-plug, will probably leave it raw to give some character


    Got 1 wheel to test fit it and see how much of a work it will be to MAKE THE CAR FIT THE WHEELS
    Not too bad mate







    Adjusted the coils a bit more, its tight but should work once i'll try it again with tires mounted


    And last but not least, the trunk spoiler, cannot wait to finish it, should look sick
    I tried to keep the car body lines and spoiler so it would flow together as much as possible and I think its getting there







    Was contemplating for a while which way to have the spoiler
    Option 1


    Option 2


    So I went with Opt 1, I think it has better line transition from spoiler to quarter panel, just a rough draft for now, needs more sanding, and then fiberglass




    I like how it turns out so far


    Till next time, should be much closer to finish this damn thing

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  • FunfGang
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    Loving this, the quality of work and parts surpasses 98% of builds on here, keep it up!

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  • Motoman325
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    love it. makes me want a dsm so bad

    What was the name and specs of the white wheels?

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  • CHLTRTL
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    1. Engine acquired
    2. Needs a bit of cleaning
    3. Polish or powder coat the coolant pipe
    4. Fresh coat of paint
    5. Then wait to get the rest of the pieces to the puzzle




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  • mikey G
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    Yeah that gauge cluster is mental. Im glad you refined it. The first iteration was cool, but it was missing something. Looks perfect now imo.

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  • CHLTRTL
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    Originally posted by jazig.k View Post
    Looking awesome!
    Thank you

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  • CHLTRTL
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    Originally posted by LaMaR- View Post
    I gotta know man where did you get this??
    Here you go
    Allied electronics
    Alliedelec.com

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  • CHLTRTL
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    Originally posted by Tate View Post
    The cluster. Sweet Jesus.

    Mental.
    Haha thanks man

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  • jazig.k
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    Looking awesome!

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