Here's the driver side. No clearance issues at all. And here's the passenger side. It brushes the motor mount and the ear of the manifold hits the control arm mount.Nice. Any pictures of where the manifold is hitting?
Here's the driver side. View attachment 306861 No clearance issues at all. And here's the passenger side. It brushes the motor mount and the ear of the manifold hits the control arm mount. View attachment 306862View attachment 306863
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BFH got it real close. I will grind a little bit to make it fit.Engine masters did a dyno test on headers. What they found, YouTube if you wanna watch, is you can beat the living shit out of a header without hurting its performance. So use a BFH and adjust it til it fits.
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I agree. A little grinding and I'll be happy. Kind of weird the difference on the sides though. Cheap Amazon headers will do that though. I'd rather pay 100$ and have to work to make them for rather than pay 500 from Novak and maybe have them fit perfect.Looks like a grinder could address both of those issues without affecting structure. But when you torque the motor while accelerating, it may hit worse.
Picked up some steel line, a double flare tool, and a brass fitting. Tonight I think I'm going to tap and run the return like to my gas tank
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I think fuel is technically a bubble flare, but I'm only flaring it so I can push on high pressure fuel hose to go from the Hardline on the frame to the fitting on the tank, and to the fitting on the fuel rail. I was originally just going to go with the single flare for the end of the line but decided to go with double flare just to make it a little more for the hose to grab onto.
Two important steps done. I got the throttle cable finished, here's hoping it holds up, and I got the bulkhead fitting tapped into the tank for the return fuel line.
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More fuel system stuff done yesterday. All the lines are now run. The 3/8 in line is tapped into the fuel pickup.
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Once the gauges come in I can put the dash together. Then I get to turn the key and see what happens after that it's just driveshafts and exhaust but those are easy. It's a money issue. Little bits at a time. I can't actually order the gauges until payday hits Friday.This thing has to be close. What's next?
It is very close though. I won't lie I wish it was done months ago. But as the last year has shown, school plus some lack of motivation and irresponsible spending makes for a swap that takes very long.This thing has to be close. What's next?
Maybe tonight . Couple things to wrap up. I'm getting the dash put back on today and making sure all the connections there are good. I'm also wrapping up the power steering lines so when o start the engine the fluid doesn't spray everywhere. I picked up some more coolsnt, some gear oil for the tranny, some stuff for the power steering lines and some wire loom so I can clean up the engine bay a little.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g6h1vI4Xv0
FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRE!!!! It up.
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