Jaguar S Type Turbo LS Swap
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I haven't actually fired her up yet. I have had some things happen that pulled me away from working on the car since I've been back to post, but more importantly, I have taken my time thus far and decided to hold off on starting it until everything is exactly the way I want it. I tend to get excited once I hear them run, so I didn't want to chance it and miss some of the minor details while trying to throw it together and just drive it finally!
I'll post some progress pics though! Really the only things I need to finish up are the surge tank setup I decided to go with in lieu of putting the pumps in the tank, make a radiator support cover, put all the electronics on the mounts inside the glove box, finish the headlights, and some other small odds and ends of course.. anyways, onto the pics!!
I'll post some progress pics though! Really the only things I need to finish up are the surge tank setup I decided to go with in lieu of putting the pumps in the tank, make a radiator support cover, put all the electronics on the mounts inside the glove box, finish the headlights, and some other small odds and ends of course.. anyways, onto the pics!!
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Sterling Charles (06-25-2019)
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Nice build! Do you have more info on what you had to do to get the fabricated front sump pan to work? I'm assuming that this was the eBay pan that Summit now also sells......https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g3610/overview/
Looks like the pan was unmodified, but you had to notch and box the cradle. Is this correct, and if so, do you have any pics of how much you needed to remove?
Looks like the pan was unmodified, but you had to notch and box the cradle. Is this correct, and if so, do you have any pics of how much you needed to remove?