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Redo the wiring on that please. Solder it the right way (many people actually suck at this and really don't know how to solder, amazing eh?) and then get some heat shrink.

If you want to take it a step further, then do fully sheathed, military spec Raychem DR-25 heat shrink. Then it would be absolutely gorgeous!!! :thumb:

Raychem DR-25 heat shrink: Diesel Resistant Heat Shrink : BuyHeatShrink.com : Adhesive Heat Shrink

Oh yea sorry i didnt do that, it was given to me like that but i already re-soldered it and heatshrinked it. I knew someone was gunna say something ROFL
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Trust me i wouldnt leave it like that, plus i know how to solder, how do you think i finished the ECU/Fusebox Harness's ;)

But what im actually gunna do is..
I have some connector wires that im going to attach to the end of this CAS and the end of the Crank Sensor/CAS Plug so that it will be straight plug and play :D
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DAY 36
Last night i started working on the 1g CAS harness im making so it can be straight Plug-In-Play. using this as a helpful doc RRE Instructions

I kept the crank sensor plug just incase the 1g CAS mod doesnt work as well as i thought :)
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The plug hanging lower is the new one thats going to connect to the CAS and the other is the crank sensor i used for splicing
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I also finished Taping the intake cam JUST incase the 1g CAS mod doesnt work ;)
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Here's a video for people wondering.

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If you want to take it a step further, then do fully sheathed, military spec Raychem DR-25 heat shrink. Then it would be absolutely gorgeous!!! :thumb:

military spec don't mean s**t, other than "the military bought it from the cheapest vendor that didn't rape them as bad as the other guys" .... just fyi. I hate when the term mil-spec is tossed around as if that's something special.
 
military spec don't mean s**t, other than "the military bought it from the cheapest vendor that didn't rape them as bad as the other guys" .... just fyi. I hate when the term mil-spec is tossed around as if that's something special.

I believe it got the name from the specifications/approvals it got (Military: SAE-AMS-DTL 23053/16 (Formerly Mil-I-23053/16)). I can't decipher the cose, but if you look at the specs its pretty much the highest grade heat shrink you can buy. :rolleyes:
 
DAY 37
:D Boy did i have a big smile when i came home today..
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wowo it does look nice, lets see some installed pics.

Ask and you shall receive :D
If you ever wondered how much bigger the 1g intake ports are heres a comparisson
I matched the Magnus heat barrier gasket to both heads

2g

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Now that just makes me wanna finish my 6 Bolt build faster:cry:

Fitment was perfect :thumb: Very VERY clean install and its gunna make this entire month 1/2 long project well worth the wait :D
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It's a picture taken of a reflection so his right hand is holding the camera and his left hand......???? WTF
 
Wrong. Right hand holding camera.

Ok. This must have something like that new math I missed out on. His reflection on the manifold is YOUR right and HIS left. I need a funny cigarette to see what you guys see.

Now. Richard you need to get your powder coat and chrome guy busy, because you need to have this thing together and rough tuned for our meet.

Back to looking at his reflection, so sexy! :D
 
Ok. This must have something like that new math I missed out on. His reflection on the manifold is YOUR right and HIS left. I need a funny cigarette to see what you guys see.

Now. Richard you need to get your powder coat and chrome guy busy, because you need to have this thing together and rough tuned for our meet.

Back to looking at his reflection, so sexy! :D



Nope... No need for the wacky tobacky... It's all old math. Do me a favor take your camera phone and walk into the bathroom. Stand in front of a mirror and take a picture of yourself with your right hand holding the phone. Then look at the picture and compare to his. I think then you will agree that it is his left hand in question...

I figured someone would call me out on this... :rolleyes:


The parts look nice man keep up the good work... Can't wait to see it all complete...
 
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