Home made GM 3 Bar map sensor bracket
12-03-11, 10:04 PM
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Home made GM 3 Bar map sensor bracket
Just picked up a 3 bar map sensor and figured i make a bracket for it to mount in stock location. Just wanted to show you my 10 min project. Very simple but it does the job well. Next on my lil project list is making a battery tray and i just picked up tri point ast so need to mount that somewhere. I also saw some coil relocation mounts made where the cruise control normally goes.
Here goes a picture of the bracket before i drilled the mounting holes. Nothing fancy
Here goes a picture of the bracket before i drilled the mounting holes. Nothing fancy
12-04-11, 10:41 AM
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Myself, I just took the stock bracket and bent it to make it work with the GM sensor. Lazy man's mod indeed. 
Not super pretty but it will work.
I know SakeBomb Garage sells a replica of Crispy's design.
I'm sure your DIY one will work well too.
Not super pretty but it will work.I know SakeBomb Garage sells a replica of Crispy's design.
I'm sure your DIY one will work well too.
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12-07-11, 07:27 PM
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Lol, Now you going to make me wanna engrave it. i seen some crazy things people can do with engraving. Im going to be getting knee surgery soon so i guess i'll just be fabbing stuff until im healed up to work again
12-08-11, 04:36 PM
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im thinking of fabbing up oil catch can, coil relocation rack, surge tank, and misc brackets in the engine bay with aluminum. I might try getting a anodizing setup and start adding some color to the engine bay with all the aluminum
12-09-11, 07:03 AM
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if you can make a coil relocation kit on the frame rail closer to the fron of the car on the drivers side.. i would buy it off you... doesnt need to be polished either...
12-11-11, 03:49 AM
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lol john once i get the garage finished we can make a side gig of this 
i have a lot of "that" aluminum at the house. stainless too. hell you know danny is talking about starting a fab shop on the side. already have someone interested in outsourcing.
I am thinking sleepy eyes linkages and brackets for dual fxr projectors next...
ps: don't give me that get your car running crap, she likes her guts splayed all over the garage.
i have a lot of "that" aluminum at the house. stainless too. hell you know danny is talking about starting a fab shop on the side. already have someone interested in outsourcing.I am thinking sleepy eyes linkages and brackets for dual fxr projectors next...
ps: don't give me that get your car running crap, she likes her guts splayed all over the garage.
12-11-11, 12:11 PM
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@houseofsmokes, hit me up anytime. Getting knee surgery Jan 10th so I'll be out of work with a lot of free time for awhile
@chris, yeah I'll stop nagging you to get yours going just as long as you let me use your tig welder lol. And yeah we did a ruff street tune on the 3000gt running on 20psi. Got 11.97 with 1.8 60ft. Trapped at 118.
@chris, yeah I'll stop nagging you to get yours going just as long as you let me use your tig welder lol. And yeah we did a ruff street tune on the 3000gt running on 20psi. Got 11.97 with 1.8 60ft. Trapped at 118.