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    1. #61
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      Jun 2015
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      Carlsbad
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      I've been slacking on the updates lately so here's a pic dump of some of the recent progress I made on the car.

      -Routed,bent,flared cunifer 3/16 line for the rear brake hardlines and routed it to the front.

      -Installed Digitail led panels into the tailights to upgrade the old lighting back there

      -Relocated the LS coilpacks off the valvecovers down lower for a cleaner look

      -Made some custom length spark plug wires to rearch the relocated coils

      -Added some Second Skin soundeadening to the floor of the cabin.

      -Converted the original automatic pedal setup over to Manual

      -Mounted Ron Davis Radiator. Looks great

      -Mounted Tilton clutch master

      -Installed Wilwood brake master

      -Installed Russell rear caliper braided brake lines

      -Installed Wilwood brake proportioning valve for biasing brakes fr/rr

      -Installed levers to steering column

      -Installed NRG quick release on steering wheel

      -Installed MOMO steering wheel

      -installed trim/lenses on tail, parking, and sidemarker lights


      I need to finish running some hardlines from from the front calipers to the master/proportioning valve, than moving onto the fuel system






















      Cheers
      Dustin

    2. #62
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      Is the top mounting plate for the radiator their design or yours? Looks great.
      1971 Firebird
      2017 Slipstream SS

    3. #63
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      Quote Originally Posted by cpd004 View Post
      Is the top mounting plate for the radiator their design or yours? Looks great.
      That is their design. I originally had an issue with the way the radiator was fitting and they worked with me the whole way to get the issue resolved. A great team out there at Ron Davis, really happy how it all worked out.
      Cheers
      Dustin

    4. #64
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      Aug 2014
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      What accessory drive/AC Compressor is that? I like how the lines tuck in close to it.
      Gorgeous car.

      Jay

    5. #65
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      Quote Originally Posted by JayinMI View Post
      What accessory drive/AC Compressor is that? I like how the lines tuck in close to it.
      Gorgeous car.

      Jay
      Hey Jay, I'm running the Drive Junky Kit. They include a Sanden compressor w/their custom cover on it.
      Cheers
      Dustin

    6. #66
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      Quote Originally Posted by ddavisart View Post
      That is their design. I originally had an issue with the way the radiator was fitting and they worked with me the whole way to get the issue resolved. A great team out there at Ron Davis, really happy how it all worked out.
      Got ya...a lot of these aftermarket radiator manufacturers offer a radiator that's supposed to be a bolt in deal, but it usually does not. They leave it up to the consumer to find a suitable and complete mounting solution.
      1971 Firebird
      2017 Slipstream SS

    7. #67
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    8. #68
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    9. #69
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      Quote Originally Posted by qnitro View Post
      I just finished mine.. I love the car in Black..
      Nice! Looks great in white. Probably much easier to keep clean! All this black is going to give me a handful down the road, but I'm a sucker for black cars. The radiator bracket was included with my Ron Davis Radiator. They did a great job on the whole thing.
      Cheers
      Dustin

    10. #70
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      Just looks so rad in black


      1967 Firebird "Poor-Boy Build"
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    11. #71
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      Jul 2013
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      St. George, UT
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      Awesome progress! Keep it coming!
      -Ben, Creative Director at Speedtech Performance
      We sell some really cool parts, build cool cars, and do cool concept renderings too!
      435-628-4300 www.speedtechperformance.com
      My Pumkinator build thread- https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ght=pumkinator

    12. #72
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      I'm nearing the point of plug wires. The rear drivers side has me scratching my head. It appears as though you've relocated the coils lower. I really don't want to do that but I haven't found a plug wire that looks like it will work back there. My wires are nearly new and I'd rather not buy all new ones if I don't have to. Do you have a pic of where your coils are?
      1971 Firebird
      2017 Slipstream SS

    13. #73
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      Wow ,sweet ride !!
      love the dark look.



    14. #74
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      Never mind....I just saw that they are by the sway bar tube.
      1971 Firebird
      2017 Slipstream SS

    15. #75
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      Quote Originally Posted by cpd004 View Post
      Never mind....I just saw that they are by the sway bar tube.
      Sorry just seeing this. Looks like you figured it out. I had mounted mine on the sway bar tube and made some custom length plug wires to run to them. A wrist injury has stalled my progress the past few months and looks like surgery is in my future :(. Going to try to keep moving on it with some of the easier stuff that I can 1 hand. I had a carbon fiber driveshaft made that should arrive tomorrow for the car
      Cheers
      Dustin

    16. #76
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      Quote Originally Posted by cpd004 View Post
      I'm nearing the point of plug wires. The rear drivers side has me scratching my head. It appears as though you've relocated the coils lower. I really don't want to do that but I haven't found a plug wire that looks like it will work back there. My wires are nearly new and I'd rather not buy all new ones if I don't have to. Do you have a pic of where your coils are?
      Yes the design of that header tube requires 1 longer plug wire i think we have used a truck replacement wire in the past that is a couple inches longer when on building custom wires.

      - - - Updated - - -

      Car is looking GREAT Dustin!!
      Blake Foster
      www.speedtechperformance.com
      435-628-4300
      St. George Utah.
      it's always sunny here.

    17. #77
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      Apr 2010
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      Portland, OR
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      Did I miss it? What is the brake setup?
      1973 Firebird 466 Pontiac, T56, C5 Brakes, PTFB and Hotchkis suspension
      2011 Camaro SS Supercharged, ZL1 body and brakes, Z28 suspension.

    18. #78
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      Aug 2014
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      Indiana
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      Hoe my god, this car is beautiful. Great job everyone involved!

    19. #79
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      Jun 2015
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      Carlsbad
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      Thanks guys, happy with the way everything is turning out.

      Hey 70Uglybird, I'm running C6 Z06 Stoptech calipers/rotors on a wilwood master/valve.
      Cheers
      Dustin

    20. #80
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      Jun 2015
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      Also managed to find some time to get the driveshaft installed today. Had a carbon fiber one made by the Driveshaft Shop. Pics make the fitment look tight, but the fit was perfect with plenty of clearance. Nice part from those guys




      Cheers
      Dustin

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