Black 95 project

All cleaned up and por 15 coated. Paint tomorrow.
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Thanks I'm really glad I got in there and did it right.

To do list
new fuel filter, stainless brake lines, new rubber brake line, new poly sway bar bushings, new poly leaf spring bushings, lowering shackles, new shocks, custom tank, exhaust.
 
Am I going to need a oxygen sensor extension with the kooks headers? I'm a few months away from ordering my pimpxshift. I'm waiting on the spartan 3 (and I have also put a dent in the lightning fund).
 
glenbartley said:
Am I going to need a oxygen sensor extension with the kooks headers? I'm a few months away from ordering my pimpxshift. I'm waiting on the spartan 3 (and I have also put a dent in the lightning fund).
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The Pimp comes with about 8ft of wire for the 02 sensor...
 
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What about before I go pimpxshift?
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Controller can be mounted in the engine bay. I had mine mounted on the inner fender well near the 02 sensor. Comms wire from controller sends info to PiMP and Guage if you want a separate gauge. You should be running two O2 sensors with the Kooks, 1 in each?

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I'll probably go with two eventually. But I'm months away from ordering my pimpxshift. Yesterday I put in a new fuel filter. Messed up one of the little spring clips. Fixed that. Then I finished all the stainless brake lines. Today I hope to get the new tank in and get it running.
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Custom tank in. Added a drain, I'm going to get a better cap for that. I also found some nice caps for the front tank lines.
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That’s one of the things I wish I could have kept (but had no use for)….

The inside is nicer then the outside!
 
This tank is perfect. You really should make these. Maybe offer them without a pump? I can't find anywhere I would improve it. Super nice work and very well designed.
 
There’s not many things that make me envious, but this tank is one of them! Beautiful work Jamie. Nice score Glen!


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Jamie always does super nice work and has been a great help always. I have been dying to get this in.

What is the best way to store old tanks. Iv got these cleaned out 99%. I figured I would tape them closed real good then wipe them down real good before putting them on the shelf.

Putting on lowering shackles tomorrow (thanks again jamie) and all new poly bushings for the sway bar and springs. New shocks should be here tomorrow too. Then exhaust time.
 
glenbartley said:
Jamie always does super nice work and has been a great help always. I have been dying to get this in.

What is the best way to store old tanks. Iv got these cleaned out 99%. I figured I would tape them closed real good then wipe them down real good before putting them on the shelf.

Putting on lowering shackles tomorrow (thanks again jamie) and all new poly bushings for the sway bar and springs. New shocks should be here tomorrow too. Then exhaust time.
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I don't know that I'd tape them shut to seal it off.... you'll get condensation build up in it eventually....I'd leave the fill neck open and facing down...
 
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