Pics of coil pack relocation please!
#22
K guys, finally got to it... here's what I did on my 67. Since it's a front mount setup, needed to keep them away from the exhaust as far as possible without plug wires everywhere, these will require 90* coil ends and 90* plug ends and coil harness extensions. Should work pretty dang well I think. Let me know what you all think.
#24
This car will not be driven in the rain, period. lol. No windshield wiper motor, no heater, blower, defroster, AC, no ducting, it's pretty much stripped. It's the only vehicle I own that has a designated spot in the 3 car garage, and I plan to keep it that way. I can drive the tahoe or duramax in the rain, but this thing will be on drag radials. =) Thanks though fellas!
#28
Fieroguru's is the simple (convenient) and my choice if I ever do it. Hats off to Mr Fiero. Great job
#29
I recently had to replace 2 coils (pretty sure I dropped them) and I used www.car-parts.com and searched for my donor vehicle. So yards were CRAZY some were great. I found mine exact vehicle take off and close milage 30K $12 @ coil or $10 for all 8. I told them if they leave them on the brackets, I'll take all 8 for $80.oo.
I wanted to have extras so this worked out perfectly.
I wanted to have extras so this worked out perfectly.
#32
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#36
Some really nice pictures. I also plan to remote mount my coils and to have Olds “looking” valve covers and a factory looking ram air setup like the 69-70 W30 cars had. Not sure yet but probably will mount the coils on the inner fenders and have a fake distributor up top like the stock motors used.
Jarhead
Jarhead
#37
Mine are mounted inside of fire wall
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Keeps it clean and out of the way. Fragola fire wall grommet and wires under headers
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Keeps it clean and out of the way. Fragola fire wall grommet and wires under headers