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wanted to hide alot of ugly, new mount setup does that quite well, it and the tabs for the tq link are unbent, the tabs are on the lower right but you cant see em well in the light reflection.
LCA tabs are done but not welded, due to the link angle and the arc of travel of the swaybar i have the idea that id be better off to remove the original inner zzp tabs and put new ones that allow the link to be straighter and just spacers on the sides of the heim.
formed the Tq link mount and tabs, welded and ground the diagonal braces
looks good and fits well enough...shoulda made the overhang a bit longer so i wouldn't have to screw with the harness but it works fine, i just have to repackage the wire "knot" from when we re-ran and modified the oem harness.
looks damn good though
i also managed to finally find a good design for the "long" sway bar end links that keep the sway bar close to the zzp LCA's (flipped upside down so the sway bar heim tabs point towards the ground) and keep the BMR sway bar end from gouging into the axle boot....
the stacked ICM's is going on when i make a new icm mount for the cylinder head, there's plenty of clearance to the hood, just not to our radiator hose setup, the tq link arm has about 1/2" of hood clearance. i raised it for better leverage on the engine
you ever price the ICM to line level logic converter box that it requires? just a set of coilds will set you back 100+$
i have dozens of ICM's and coils and the new ICM stacking doubles the coil current to help offset the fact that one bank fires inversely and at several kv less than the other side of the coil.
far cheaper than the msd DIS 4 as well as any of the "turbo buick" stuff.
if i was going to blow the 600-1k for the rjc stuff id blow the $ on the newer megasquirt with the GPOIO trans controller and then use it to control the logic driven coils....cause then at least i also get much better/more expansive tables/ features.
our chambers aren't well designed for it, if anything I like cutback ground straps. it does help with our tight gap idle problem.
cars been running great on fresh e85. found a few fuel oring leaks and they are certainly old enough...gonna swap em out on the rail fittings and the injectors
diagonal braces are done but I think im going to redo my buick tq link plate to make it bigger around the loom breakout at the fan and engine harness from the core support harness crossover.
still working on the camber plates/sphericals to regain tire clearance with the intense/qa1 coilovers it does require the strut bucket be notched, I likely wont do anything more than camber as caster /thrust is still the subframe.
looks like ill have to make custom strut brackets for the ends of the BMR strut bar. trying to get him to sell it with his slp cutouts and lowering springs from the oem struts so I can make a new one out of aluminum that is stiffer and ties into the diagonals. for a heritage part we can keep the rear BMR bar
I gotta get the struts on to toss the brakes on and go through the gears so I might just toss it together with oem mounts and my anti pogo washers
god I need to finish the new icm mount so I can stack em and run .045 and get rid of the stutter
Curious as to why you still want to use the qa1 intense setup. Someone with your metal work skills could pick up some fox body strange 10 ways and make a couple of mods and bam for only 119 a shock. I test fitted them on my never ending quest for a cheap retro fit. If I was back home I would've just made a complete lower adapter tube with eats welded on and fit the shock in place and shortened the rod
we got em for a song, they are heritage parts with vintage patina. probably do that at some point in the future but its get it up and running time...i gotta do the camber plates to make sure we still clear the 11" slicks
yeah I just planned on using the needle fitting to inject the grease the problem is zzp did not thread in the zerk straight enough so it ends up leaking grease as I pump it in so I'm just going to put a 90 in
you got stb bar mount on there dont ya. you could really f with the alignment shop with all this stuff lol they might do the head scratch for a while lol