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Old 08-30-2007, 12:27 PM
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Default coil relocation brackets! !!!NOW WITH PICS!!!

i didn't really wanna pay too much for these from our sponsors or anywhere else for that matter so i made my own. i've got some supplies left over, so i could make some more if anyone wants some. the only thing you need is to make your own plug wires. i haven't mounted them up yet as i've got a pretty big makeover going on under my hood right now, but i'll get pics up when i do. i'll probably polish the brackets out too, but here they are for now:




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OK, i've been out in the garage ALL night fiddling with the car, mostly sanding and polishing and trying to get those 2 hard-to-reach screws on my brackets i made. i took some mock up pics. i say "mock up" because i've removed my intake due to my trying to sell it, but i set it back down on the motor and layed the fuel rails on it.
obviously i don't have plug wires yet, they'll come in this week sometime and i'll take pics when they're on.
if you'll notice, i painted my ASR module cap SOM and polished it's mounting bracket. i plan on doing my MAF sensor and painting my new FAST intake when i get it.
the valve covers are next, i've got a mild once-over on my driverside as you can see in the pics below.....anywho, i'll stop typing and post some pics....





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Old 08-30-2007, 12:49 PM
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Nice man post some pics when you install it.
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Wow that looks really good. How much did it cost you if you don't mind me asking I'm sure its way less than from a sponser. I am going to be doing this very soon, my engine bay is getting a total overhaul as well. I started with hiding all the wires I could and gave a decent clean up, next is the coil relocation and polishing the valve covers and the rest aluminum under the hood.
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Originally Posted by JonB
Wow that looks really good. How much did it cost you if you don't mind me asking I'm sure its way less than from a sponser. I am going to be doing this very soon, my engine bay is getting a total overhaul as well. I started with hiding all the wires I could and gave a decent clean up, next is the coil relocation and polishing the valve covers and the rest aluminum under the hood.
that's exactly what i'm doing. i did the wire mod, now i'm polishing stuff and waiting on a FAST intake to paint.

as far as cost, the alluminum was like $6 for a 4' stick (i think) and the thread rod was like $4-$6. i can't remember....i've got about $30 parts with enough left over to make another set except for some of the toilet supply line i used as spacers, which is pretty cheap.

granted, i've gotta spend $100 on spark plug wires and make them, but i'll still come out ahead and have something else i can say i made.
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post some pics when you get them mounted
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Nice job!

Just goes to show ya the markup on parts when you can make these for $30...
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Nice job.
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Could you PM me the supplies you used so I could buy my own? Also what is the size of the spacers between the coils?
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Very nice...

We need pic's after the install.. I would venture to say that alot of us would purchase these if the price were right..

Good job.
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i've been wondering about this, i want to relocate mine as well...def need to post pics and get an idea of what you would charge ppl for those, cuz i would buy a set.
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*mod edit: Post removed: If you plan to sell these, please contact Nine ball or Pro Stock John for sponsor information.*

i know i need to post installed pics, but they aren't installed yet. i'd like to get on it tomorrow, but i'm busy trying to sell my intake and get a new one and paint it and polish stuff and relocate other stuff....it's piling up, i've got quite a work load. i'm trying to get the car ready for the Street Machine Nationals in Springfield, MO on the 14th, that's what brought all this on.

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Looks like stuff you can get readily at Home Depot. At my local one you can get aluminum tubing that sleeves over the all thread.
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well, mine came from Lowe's....but, yeah....that's pretty much it.
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Will these work on a 98'?
Where do you mount these at?
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Originally Posted by SuperSweet
Will these work on a 98'?
Where do you mount these at?
yeah, they will work on any camaro/firebird '98+...possibly on other LS1/2/6/7 cars but i don't know about them...

i'll get pictures up when i get them mounted. they go up underneath the wiper cowl at the top of the firewall kinda....like i said, i'll get pics up when i can. i'm getting pretty lazy with the car because i'm having to work a lot of hours to afford the stuff i need to be doing to it. i'm getting it ready for a big car show from the 14th-16th this month, so it'll be done hopefully, minus the intake, by this coming monday, since i don't work monday and i'll have sunday afternoon to work on it some more.
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thanks for the compliments guys by the way...
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t t t for the new pics.....i guess i've gotta get with the mods if i intend to sell these. if anyone's interested, let me know so i can get on that.
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They look nice!!!! What kind of wires are you gonna get?
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Originally Posted by transam5.7lt1
They look nice!!!! What kind of wires are you gonna get?
MSD 8.5mm's MSD #32079. it's a universal kit that you cut to the needed length, about $100, but i'll still have WAY less in this setup than what some places charge for their kits.
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WOW ITS CLEAN!!!!! HAHA looks awesome man!


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