What kind of panel is that? I like that thing waaay better than the RF panel that I chose, it looks vastly simpler for a total rewire, and looks to be able to accommodate a buttload of high amperage circuits with relays, and CB's instead of fuses.
This is vastly more pleasant to do on the work bench. Hoping it will end up being a sort of “drop in, flying lead” sort of deal once the dash gets reinstalled. Going to secure all the wiring behind the dash and since I’m pretty well versed on what wires are going to come out of where, I think most of it can be done out of the car.
Hoping that these fellas will solve my turbo kit headaches so I don’t have to go back to the drawing board
It’s a Leash Electronics Street/Strip board. You would be thrilled with it. I’m not using all the functions this time, but it’s built to wire all the lights and signals in addition to having enough relays, fused power sources and grounds to run everything.What kind of panel is that? I like that thing waaay better than the RF panel that I chose, it looks vastly simpler for a total rewire, and looks to be able to accommodate a buttload of high amperage circuits with relays, and CB's instead of fuses.
You do impressive work buddyWorking on building a turbo oil reservoir for the turbos to drain to. Hopefully have it finished Friday.
It plugs into the digital dash with a USB. ECU isn’t aware of it at all.@tannerc91gt does the Holley gps use an input or does it wire like other analog gauges?
Yes sir, straight piece of pipe. Find the circumference of the pipe, divide in half. Then draw a line across the length of the pipe, measure around to the halfway mark on the other side and draw another line. Then i set my chop saw up at the angle I wanted. I didn’t worry about the 9* or 18* or whatever people like to make, i just cut 1 and found the angle I liked. Then you just make a cut, rotate the pipe 180*, make another cut, rotate back, etc. it was my first attempt and it worked really well that way.I'm needing to do this also tanner how did you cut the pie cuts? Did you cut it out of straight pipe using a chop saw?
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