WH1_T-Type
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- Jun 1, 2009
Well, my wife had foot surgery on Friday so I took leave to help out around the house for the week. Fact is that she doesn't need me underfoot the WHOLE time so I'm also taking this week to get things done on the Buick...so here is my list!!
1) reseal top of A/C box to stop water into the cab
2) new 60# injectors
3) Devils Own Progressive alky kit
4) FTS chip to match injectors and alky
5) front mount intercooler
6) RJC power plate
7) floor shift conversion
That's also the order I'm doing it in. Started on the box already. Cleaned out the old sealant already and applied seam sealer to it. Letting that dry overnight then I will black RTV it in the morning. After that onto the injectors!
Things I still need for any of the projects, I need to decide how I'm attaching the alky nozzel to the uppipe, I'm pretty sure I'm going to have something welded onto it....then I need to have some mounting brackets welded to the intercooler and I need to buy some cut your own gasket stuff for the RJC plate.
Steve: I'm also using this oppurtunity to try and fix any potential vacuum leaks from the plenum like you were saying for my IAC issue.
Should be a fun week though!!!
I'll post updates as I go!
1) reseal top of A/C box to stop water into the cab
2) new 60# injectors
3) Devils Own Progressive alky kit
4) FTS chip to match injectors and alky
5) front mount intercooler
6) RJC power plate
7) floor shift conversion
That's also the order I'm doing it in. Started on the box already. Cleaned out the old sealant already and applied seam sealer to it. Letting that dry overnight then I will black RTV it in the morning. After that onto the injectors!
Things I still need for any of the projects, I need to decide how I'm attaching the alky nozzel to the uppipe, I'm pretty sure I'm going to have something welded onto it....then I need to have some mounting brackets welded to the intercooler and I need to buy some cut your own gasket stuff for the RJC plate.
Steve: I'm also using this oppurtunity to try and fix any potential vacuum leaks from the plenum like you were saying for my IAC issue.
Should be a fun week though!!!
I'll post updates as I go!
