duffymahoney

No I will not use a heat shield. I have a ceramic coated header, hopefully it's enough, the engine bay is normally not that hot, I will test and see how the ITB hold up and see how heat soak goes.

This is basically how it will look. I might try some c clamps to clean up the injector wiring.

Thanks guys. I got pretty far but I didn’t finish. Tedious work

Injectors are wired. I can’t tell if that was fun or not. But I’m proud of how it turned out. Matches my coils pretty darn well. Now the easy stuff is left. Hopefully I will get that all done tomorrow.

Injectors are wired. I can’t tell if that was fun or not. But I’m proud of how it turned out. Matches my coils pretty darn well.

This is my plan for the injector positive. Basically a Y splice and crimp. The pulley wire isn’t cut. Just the sheath is removed. Then crimped another wire onto it. Then a dab of soldier. Then heat shrink. Should work perfectly. It’s just going to take a long time!

I think this is how I will run my injector wires. Then y off at every runner. It would take some time. But look really nice.

Stock shifter boot. I used a soldier iron to melt the rubber. It didn’t work very well. Fingers crossed it doesn’t crack.

I got way further on my ITB install. My kick panel mount worked perfectly and I have about 2 spare inches on the wiring harness. I successfully installed it all with zero cutting of my stock harness and zero new holes which I’m pretty happy with. Now the hard part. Making all the shrink wrap and loom look clean.

Well I found a 2nd hole I didn’t know I had. I tested it and I should be able to fit all wiring with zero new holes in the car. So that’s a full efi install with zero holes or Permanent mods! Stoked. 02 sensors go through the shifter hole. Tps, air temp, coolant temp, home signal and injectors through the choke hole. R35 coils, crank trigger, oil pressure, fuel pressure, dual positives and ground will go through the hole below the stereo.

Dampener doctors rebuild my stock Dual v crank pulley (keeping AC) . Then this is a 60-2 trigger from Hoke. I had to lathe off the back slightly. The trigger ring was not made for my pulley. Works awesome. It’s a great kit. I will have it professionally epoxy painted black. They must of rattle canned it.

Oil pressure sensor is in and linkage is all adjusted. I think it’s just time to wire. Which I’m dreading.

Built a passenger kick plate out of aluminum. I will powder coat it to match my stock one (sort of darker matchbox )This ecu location is about the best location I can find.

Parts back from zinc and a new water pump. Also finished the fuel pressure sensor. Billet P clamps work perfectly with the stock fuel rails. Screws right on

I switched to 5/16 push lock and smooth hose and I’m much happier. Then I had some billet hose clamps that I installed.

Thank you! I bought a push lock fitting tool. Which is all you need. Then fittings from anhosefittings.com

Center fuel rail has hard lines between. They have an O-Ring. I haven’t decided on raw or not yet. Maybe powder coated or anodized!?

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Efi Fuel system is in and wired. Happy with how it turned out. ITB here i come. All pushlock. I might switch some of it out to 5/16 from -6 braided. The braided seems a little large and out of place.

Also got my Jeep cas back from the machine shop. It’s nice and tight on the keyed shaft. Should work perfectly. I used the original dizzy collar as well.

I got my platinum racing r35 harness installed on my r35 coils. Pretty happy with how it looks. I might shorten the last 3 wires an 1/8th of an inch.

Connector was bought direct from Jeep. The whole CAS sensor is brand new from jeep, I think it's a 1994 or something.

Finally happy with a vacuum log. Just need to finish the booster fitting. I think it looks vintage enough but should still work well.

I have a 100 micron pre and 10 post filter. I made some mounts for them. But I’m having issues fitting both. I might just got cheap clear 100 micron inline filter.

Made a tiny stainless bracket for my air temp sensor. I cut it a little close. But it works great.