As stated above this a sealed firewall access cap that will attach to my fuel cell firewall, it’s purpose is to seal off the fuel cell from the drivers compartment but still have access to the top of the fuel cell.
Your question about fuel cell venting is something they are also strict on. My...
Yes, the nhra are very strict when it comes to anything dealing with fuel, you have to run a rollover check valve and a loop in your fuelcell vent tube and of course it must be vented outside of the vehicle.
Just thought I’d share this project I’m working on for a buddy and myself. Seeing what everyone thinks.With headaches of having different tech’s at my local tracks have their own personal opinions about how the nhra rule book is written. It’s seems they pick and choose what passes and does not...
@mikEclipse99 nice score! You’ll like having that 5 bar, same one I have. Can’t wait to see the updates and progress, had no idea till now this was your build log, till I put 2 & 2 together when seeing your intake poston fb earlier. :thumb:
:applause: Well said @Ludachris ! Like archer said, this site is great place to learn. You can always rely on for referenceing correct information since dsmtuners is full of years of great knowledge.
Since these cars are getting older, the younger generation are getting their hands on them...
Hopefully all the bugs get worked out easily for you, can’t imagine all the pain saken hours of testing & finding the issues.
Ps my parts show’d up last week. Thank you sir.
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Don't drill out the bolt or use an easy out unless you have to. An easy out's design is for a broken bolt that its protruding out of a threaded hole, it has been done and yes you can use it on a flush broken bolt but as an easy out tightens into the broken bolt...
Haven't posted in awhile due to work and being in the garage every night working on the car. Deleting ac, wire tuck, shaving the engine bay and sending it off for paint. Then start assembling the street terror build.
Exactly what kuzi said.
It's a malfunction in your switch most likely the contacts are worn out or the contact holder is broken inside letting it be able to ground to both at one time or ground to hazard switch wire inside your column.
Cool thanks @deviousgst if you could look I would appreciate it. You down in bako? I work down there everyday so just let me know. I got a oil pan just need a pick up.
Good good. Keep the photos coming I'll be posting some in a few weeks or so when I get ready to pull the motor for the winter and complete my mile long list
For sure thanks man. I'll hit you up for sure but the car is going to be down for winter here shortly, getting fully built 6 bolt swap. Hope to have it all done before spring. Know anyone with an extra 6bolt oil pick up they are willing to part with?
that's your personal preference if you want to, but the issues with gauge cluster lights burning out are next to none unless you have a grounding issue or you do strictly more night driving than day driving.
on mitchell1 pro demand its only showing 3 bulbs but your best source is to pull your gauge cluster out and confirm exactly how many bulbs you do have.