Things have been progressing slowly over the past couple of months for various reasons, but it is starting to feel like I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now, a good feeling!<\/p>\n
Dad helped knock a few projects off the list while my family was visiting from Australia, making brackets for the interior fusebox, LC-1 controller and power steering fluid reservior and helping to get other parts test-fitted.<\/p>\n
The wideband bung is in the downpipe, and most of the engine bay is finished off.\u00a0 I flipped both of the firewall grommets so that the wires exit upwards away from the downpipe which helped tidy up that area immensely and also integrated the LC-1 wiring into the main harness for a cleaner look.<\/p>\n
The front wiring harness is loomed up and in place under the radiator, along with the ABS and cruise harnesses which are routed through the passenger side fender.<\/p>\n
With a little trimming for clearance the HVAC components and dash beam are now installed, and last night I wrapped up the wiring for the combination switch (turn signals, headlights, wipers, etc).\u00a0 I still need to wire the cruise control main switch, rear defog switch, mirror controls, sunroof & finish up the audio wiring.<\/p>\n
I’m excited to see the interior starting to come together, hopefully it won’t be long before I have the dash installed and am ready to test everything and start it up!<\/p>\n
Mechanically, I picked up a set of Wilwood calipers and DBA rotors and I’m working on rebuilding and refinishing the calipers before they can be installed.\u00a0 Everything else except the exhaust & sway bars is installed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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