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Started on the passenger seat, but before that I mounted the co2 bottle. Waiting on the regulator and gauge still.

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Getting there.:thumbsup: I hope your not like me. I always buy two kirkey seats for my race car builds. And one always sits in the shed. My wife used the last one to pile laundry on. In our bedroom.
 
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Today is a big day! WHOLE E SHEET, she's a mohnsta!

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From mounting surface to inlet flange, f1a94 thicker than p1x?
 

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From mounting surface to inlet flange, f1a94 thicker than p1x?
I think so but not by much. It is hitting the radiator in a couple places. I'm going to trim the fan shroud and it should fit then.

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Zip tied in the brake line for safety:

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Put the fuel line cover back on underneath the car:

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Finished the co-pilot seat, harness, and back brace. The seats are a wrap!

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Mounted the splash shield, just needs a couple zip ties on the back side to the bmr k member to be secure:

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Mounted the second steering wheel button. Finished all wiring for the MSD 2-step. Will get another test video soon:

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Got the air line run for the parachute handle. Got the wiring pulled, just need to pull a hot line and connect in the steering wheel button:

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Awesome progress! Keep it coming. Looks like there will be a tight fit to put a filter on the pro-charger. Going to run a filter or open?
 

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Awesome progress! Keep it coming. Looks like there will be a tight fit to put a filter on the pro-charger. Going to run a filter or open?
Since I don't put on many street miles, I'm going to put a turbo-guard brand blower guard on it for now. I'll keep staring at it and dream up something else or get an easy on/off pre-filter for the street.
 
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Alright, I am sick of looking at oil catch cans. There are a million ways to get this done, so I am opening it up for conversation. I want a breather oil catch can. I'm going to gut the pcv. I don't care if the valve covers "t" together and then go to the can or the valve covers pull independently to the catch can. It needs to have a logical way to mount, ideally not driving self-tapping screws into the body and accommodate the procharger head unit.

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Note: if I had $800 to invest on this, I'd be going with the fathouse fab skeleton battery and oil catch can setup.
 
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Finished wiring in the steering wheel buttons:

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Here's the wiring and air tube for the parachute handle. I am still waiting on the regulator and gauge. I was able to test and listen for the solenoid click which seemed to be working fine:

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Here's a quick video of testing the 2-step. I set it to 3200 rpm:

 

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Alright, I am sick of looking at oil catch cans. There are a million ways to get this done, so I am opening it up for conversation. I want a breather oil catch can. I'm going to gut the pcv. I don't care if the valve covers "t" together and then go to the can or the valve covers pull independently to the catch can. It needs to have a logical way to mount, ideally not driving self-tapping screws into the body and accommodate the procharger head unit.

Suggest away...

Note: if I had $800 to invest on this, I'd be going with the fathouse fab skeleton battery and oil catch can setup.
I built one that goes under the trunk. No can under the hood, just Y lines and one -12 going under passenger side to the back. Uses the stock bolts from the purge canister. 2 fold awesome getting rid of the evap purge system and solenoid under the hood, and the canister under the trunk.
 
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I built one that goes under the trunk. No can under the hood, just Y lines and one -12 going under passenger side to the back. Uses the stock bolts from the purge canister. 2 fold awesome getting rid of the evap purge system and solenoid under the hood, and the canister under the trunk.
I remember seeing it up for sale. Looked good.
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