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08/28/2006
- Clutch update and Wiring, wiring, wiring...
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Test fit of the correct Heim joint with the new hole drilled. I
thought the 1.5" bolt would work.. nope, not without pulling the
pushrod too far sideways.
It's hard to see from this pic but I have a firewall re-enforcement plate
installed to help spread the load of the master cylinder bolts.
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Here's the final clutch Heim join installed with a shoulder washer
bolt and proper spacing. The pedal works great, has enough adjustment to
level it with the brake pedal and has full throw which should work with
the clutch slave cylinder.
Here I've temporarily stuffed in the nasty steering column to make sure
there aren't any surprises with the clutch linkage.
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And now for the fun stuff... yeah right.
Wiring is going to be fun since I am re-using a 89-93 Mustang harness for
the EFI setup. Actually it doesn't look too bad since the 'salt and pepper
shaker' connectors will be hid behind the EFI intake. I'm mounting the MAP
sensor sideways but not the 90 degree tube to keep moisture out. That is
why I routed the brake line down earlier than normal to make room for the
MAP/BAP sensor.
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Another shot of wiring. I dropped in the 69 front harness as well to
see what it looks like and where it will be. I'm routing it back under the
driver fender again like before to keep it from wrapping around the shock
tower. The only thing you really have to do to make this work is to extend
the windshield washer pump wiring to wrap back around from the front.
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Inside the EFI/Computer harness just dumps for now. I still plan on
mounting the computer up in the area just to the right of the heater motor
since this is a non-factory AC car... BUT I may have to change that if I
can't use my dealer add on AC unit.
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Coming soon??
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SN95 Rear disc brakes using UltraStang's brackets with
slotted rotors
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More wiring of course
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Hopefully a painted engine bay once I work out the
final routing/mounting of everything
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Anyone have suggestions/sources for wiring harness
wrap? I plan on using plastic loom as well but think I should re-wrap
the harness to protect it long term.
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