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02-10-12, 07:52 AM
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Thanks buggy. I don't have any of the stock coil wires left but the 6 prong plug for it all is still there so I can't chase it to the trailing coil. Just need to know what color it would be at the coil harness plug
02-13-12, 10:20 AM
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Spent the weekend tieing up some loose ends, got the tach working, got the leading MSD in and wired up, soldered up a bunch of connections and shrink wrapped them, cut out un used wiring from under the hood, Clutch is all hooked up and feels good.
Now for the brake booster..... the studs are way too short. I was able to pull the studs from the clutch cylinder and put them in the fb clutch cylinder to make it work but the brake booster doesnt look like studs.
Now for the brake booster..... the studs are way too short. I was able to pull the studs from the clutch cylinder and put them in the fb clutch cylinder to make it work but the brake booster doesnt look like studs.
02-13-12, 09:02 PM
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I'm not the best at explainig things but let me give it a try...
You have to cut off all 4 studs off the FB booster and extend them with long header bolts with same threads (see picture attached). When you cut off the studs on the booster leave some threads on the bottom.
Best thing to do before you cut the studs off is to screw in some nuts all the way down all 4 studs of the booster. Cut above the nut. This will give you the needed threads where the nut is screwed on. Screw off all 4 nuts half way to expose threads on the nuts. You then screw in the long header bolts to the exposed thread on the nut. Make sure they are straight. Tac them with your mig or tig so they don't move. Shave and round off the nuts a bit because they will not fit throught the aluminum spacer. I did have to enlarge the holes on the spacer as well.
Let me know if that helps.
You have to cut off all 4 studs off the FB booster and extend them with long header bolts with same threads (see picture attached). When you cut off the studs on the booster leave some threads on the bottom.
Best thing to do before you cut the studs off is to screw in some nuts all the way down all 4 studs of the booster. Cut above the nut. This will give you the needed threads where the nut is screwed on. Screw off all 4 nuts half way to expose threads on the nuts. You then screw in the long header bolts to the exposed thread on the nut. Make sure they are straight. Tac them with your mig or tig so they don't move. Shave and round off the nuts a bit because they will not fit throught the aluminum spacer. I did have to enlarge the holes on the spacer as well.
Let me know if that helps.
02-27-12, 09:18 AM
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Rebuilt the Dellorto over the weekend. Got a tip from a buddy at work to use original pinesol and water 50/50 mix and let the carb sit in it over night. The carb came out looking like brand new. Got her all fired up and the only things that I cant seem to get to work is the temp guage and the clock. not bad but I dont want to really pull the dash out again
03-08-12, 02:10 PM
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Well this weekend and begginning of the week I have been working on my car a little here and there. got the MSDs wired in for both leading and trailing, fixed the temp sensor, got the clock working and got the clutch all installed and working. Also cleaned up alot of wiring nicely loomed or rerouted. Fuel tank is plummed in for now, soon to swap to steel braided lines
03-18-12, 12:43 PM
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No I have not driven it yet. Needs a drive shaft installed and everything to do with brakes from the booster to the pads. And my driveway is full of snow. This spring though