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Im sefugis addopted son so what do you guys think about anouther fathe / son build by the master Gi 68 members have voted

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what does everyone think of the fuse mounts ?

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  • The steering shaft should work now, hated to beat up these headers , its just how it is. By grasshoper at 2010-10-10 Had to trim back the slip sleeve on the shaft, and round down the inner shaft with

  • summit came through with the wrong radiator hose, but they overnighted the correct one with clamp and a water neck 90 degree swivel, pics to come after install and maybe a teaser video,

  • OK guys I cracked into grasshopper's pictures and this is what I found that he hasn't posted. I knew more had been done but the pictures havn't shown it. No disrespect, but the story has to be told...

Damn you guys do good work.

Respect.

:drink40:

Thanks!! Progress has slowed a little do to Grasshopper's work schedule, but we are getting there...

what does everyone think of the fuse mounts ?

Using the wire brush to do a little design so it wouldnt look so plain was just killer, I think it is great but thats just my opinion. :captain:

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what does everyone think of the fuse mounts ?

Using the wire brush to do a little design so it wouldnt look so plain was just killer, I think it is great but thats just my opinion. :captain:

thanks I was trying to give it an older style look, I think there cool :thanx:

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Damn you guys do good work.

Respect.

:drink40:

Thanks!! Progress has slowed a little do to Grasshopper's work schedule, but we are getting there...

should get closer this week, time for wiring and some dash surgery! maybe hear the rat roar this week?!

OK guys I cracked into grasshopper's pictures and this is what I found that he hasn't posted. I knew more had been done but the pictures havn't shown it.

No disrespect, but the story has to be told....

Driveshaft was pulled, and was shortend, balanced, new carrier bearing and u-joints installed.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Back in...

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

New trans pan installed...

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Trans Cooler installed.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

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Have started running the trans lines to the cooler.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Getting the plumbing of the cooling system started.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Power Steering connected.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Have started the plumbing of the fuel system.

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Thats all I could get you guys for now, we will continue working! :drink40:

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OK guys I cracked into grasshopper's pictures and this is what I found that he hasn't posted. I knew more had been done but the pictures havn't shown it.

No disrespect, but the story has to be told....

Driveshaft was pulled, and was shortend, balanced, new carrier bearing and u-joints installed.

pa110355.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Back in...

pa130365.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130366.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

New trans pan installed...

pa130367.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Trans Cooler installed.

pa130379.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130380.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130381.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Have started running the trans lines to the cooler.

pa130382.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130362.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Getting the plumbing of the cooling system started.

pa130361.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130374.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130383.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Power Steering connected.

pa130375.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Have started the plumbing of the fuel system.

pa130371.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130369.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa130363.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

pa120359.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-10-19

Thats all I could get you guys for now, we will continue working! :drink40:

master gi {sefugi} is right there is alot of this build that I have left out, in the way of pics and details, but theirs alot more pics and story to come. thank you master Gi !!!

this thread.....as usual..... is awesome! :captain:

All goes well we will get some SSA products into Phase 2 of this project!! :drink40:

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unfortunately, we havent made any progress this week, Grasshoppers got a little sniffle, actually a pretty good cold :worthless: , but hopefully we will resume progress tommorow,

I could bring my truck down there for some updates until he feels better.

:peepwall:

On the YUKON???? Give me a break, YOU got that truck wrapped tight!!!! You can come down and give a hand on this Grasshopper build, didn't you have an import of some sort?? :lol:

Grasshopper has been held with his job making that money to continue with his build so I'll bring you up to speed with what has been happening.

This is the Hal-effect Sensor for the new Speedo we will be installing. We have soldered in a harness to run from the trans to the firewall were it will be tied in as we get the wiring setup.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Here is the starter ready to be installed with the feed and signal wire setup.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Have completed the plumbing for the cooling system.

Heater hoses installed.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Check out that high-speed radiator cap!!

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Lower radiator hose installed.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Upper hose installed.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Secured the trans. lines.

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Cleaned up the wiring going to the fan module.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

Got the accumulator and A/C lines installed.

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Here are just some random shots that we took along the way.

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By grasshoper at 2010-10-27

We have split open the wiring harness and have started the process of eliminating the wiring not needed in our situation of this build. Will get some pictures up of the wiring in the next few days as we get closer to having the electrical hooked up. Stay tuned.

Wow, you guys are :rockwoot: right along on this build.

I can't believe how good the engine bay cleaned up for over 200,000 miles.

The engine bay looks killer!

Should be one hell of a nice ride when you guys get done.

The four bucket seat looks way better then the bench.

I can't wait to see what you have planned for the sound system.

Keep up the great work!!

I'm definitely :drink40::popcorn2::drink40:

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Wow, you guys are :rockwoot: right along on this build.

I can't believe how good the engine bay cleaned up for over 200,000 miles.

The engine bay looks killer!

Should be one hell of a nice ride when you guys get done.

The four bucket seat looks way better then the bench.

I can't wait to see what you have planned for the sound system.

Keep up the great work!!

I'm definitely :drink40::popcorn2::drink40:

yeah the engine bay cleaned up real nicely, as for the bucket seats, should be a sweet set up, center console from front to back,

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[Awesome work guys!@

Wow, you guys are :rockwoot: right along on this build.

I can't believe how good the engine bay cleaned up for over 200,000 miles.

The engine bay looks killer!

Should be one hell of a nice ride when you guys get done.

The four bucket seat looks way better then the bench.

I can't wait to see what you have planned for the sound system.

Keep up the great work!!

I'm definitely :drink40::popcorn2::drink40:

:thanx:

[Awesome work guys!@

Thanks!!!! Need some sauce to go with this spaghetti of wiring...

Now for some info on the wiring. Since this motor will be old school HEI and Carb all the computerized wiring needs to be removed and quite a few circuits will have to be rewired. From the factory the fuel pump, A/C, and the starter relay were controled by the computer, now they will operate by the key in the way of some added relays. First line of bussiness is to trim out the wires not needed and get a layout of what and were we need to make adjustments. Here are a few pics to give you an idea what we are up against.

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

Harness under the knife...

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

An idea what was removed from the original harness

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

A portion of the schematics needed to trace all the circuits.

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By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

Will be working to get the harness setup for the new motor and the few extra cicuits we will be adding.

Now for some info on the wiring. Since this motor will be old school HEI and Carb all the computerized wiring needs to be removed and quite a few circuits will have to be rewired. From the factory the fuel pump, A/C, and the starter relay were controled by the computer, now they will operate by the key in the way of some added relays. First line of bussiness is to trim out the wires not needed and get a layout of what and were we need to make adjustments. Here are a few pics to give you an idea what we are up against.

img3760ne.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

img3761e.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

Harness under the knife...

img3762m.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

img3763y.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

An idea what was removed from the original harness

img3770f.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

img3771d.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

A portion of the schematics needed to trace all the circuits.

img3768ww.jpg

By grasshoper at 2010-11-01

Will be working to get the harness setup for the new motor and the few extra cicuits we will be adding.

spaghetti, looks like an all you can eat buffet! :trippy::puzzled::ughdunno::rofl2:

I'm sure you've got it covered.

spaghetti, looks like an all you can eat buffet! :trippy::puzzled::ughdunno::rofl2:

I'm sure you've got it covered.

Yep, it's a feast for two!! So far so good on having it covered.

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[Awesome work guys!@

Thanks!!!! Need some sauce to go with this spaghetti of wiring...

A good chunky tomato basil would be the choice.

[Awesome work guys!@

Thanks!!!! Need some sauce to go with this spaghetti of wiring...

A good chunky tomato basil would be the choice.

I'll see if I can't get my wife to get a pot started!!

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yeah the progress train seems to be on track!!! gonna bust open the dash soon to introduce the new gauges and , if that goes well ,maybe we will be kickin the tires and lighten the fires!!!!

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