My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT
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Those are the same seats I have in my Juke! Different color scheme though. Best seats ever. Super comfortable too. Good choice with them. Hope you arent a big person cause they are super narrow. Love the build too. Waiting for the running video....
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Haha ya here is the proof. You wont be disappointed trust me. Got 13000 miles in mine and still love them. Probably going to get a set for the bug down the road. Thats how much i like them
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Meanwhile:
Got the fenders back on the car as the engine wiring is mostly complete.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-mhknklv.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721133d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-mhknklv.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-l3ixj2k.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721134d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-l3ixj2k.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-kf8cgua.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721135d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-kf8cgua.jpg)
Very happy with how well the coiled concealed in the fenders. I can reach them all but it's not fun!
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-wrjfdmm.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721136d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-wrjfdmm.jpg)
Trimmed the filter close out a bit for the coolant lines to pass through.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-cybivzu.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721137d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-cybivzu.jpg)
Showing off the filter placement a bit. Passenger one was straightened a bit after the pic.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-gqtpxh1.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721138d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-gqtpxh1.jpg)
Also got the remote reservoirs for the JRi shocks secured as well. They'll be accessible from the bottom when complete.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-xc9fiwp.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721139d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-xc9fiwp.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-bcwnp9d.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721140d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-bcwnp9d.jpg)
Will get some more front end pieces on tomorrow hopefully.
Got the fenders back on the car as the engine wiring is mostly complete.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-mhknklv.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721133d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-mhknklv.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-l3ixj2k.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721134d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-l3ixj2k.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-kf8cgua.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721135d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-kf8cgua.jpg)
Very happy with how well the coiled concealed in the fenders. I can reach them all but it's not fun!
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-wrjfdmm.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721136d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-wrjfdmm.jpg)
Trimmed the filter close out a bit for the coolant lines to pass through.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-cybivzu.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721137d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-cybivzu.jpg)
Showing off the filter placement a bit. Passenger one was straightened a bit after the pic.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-gqtpxh1.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721138d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-gqtpxh1.jpg)
Also got the remote reservoirs for the JRi shocks secured as well. They'll be accessible from the bottom when complete.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-xc9fiwp.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721139d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-xc9fiwp.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-bcwnp9d.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721140d1683236026t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-bcwnp9d.jpg)
Will get some more front end pieces on tomorrow hopefully.
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I didn't work on the car for the last two weeks after burning myself out on the wiring. Got back on it this weekend, to see if i could finish up the chassis harness integration and test the push button start.
Well this is my first turbo car so was looking over logs and thinking about the wastegate setup and realized, I was thinking about how it worked all wrong! I thought it applied pressure to the bottom with wastegate pressure reference, not bleed it off! With that thought process and realizing 0% duty cycle meant full MAP got to the bottom of the gate, made me realize I had some significant vacuum leaks (no plugs in the other 2 bottom ports).
The ports that got plugged.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-cuc5qxb.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721041d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-cuc5qxb.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-ccv6uok.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721042d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-ccv6uok.jpg)
While the gates were out, and realizing I just dont have enough pump to support my E85 dreams, I pulled the springs and installed an 8.75psi spring (was 10.25psi prior).
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-efy7oqc.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721043d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-efy7oqc.jpg)
One thing I learned that was VERY nice, is that it takes about 1hr to pull both gates, swap springs, and put them back on. Could probably be done faster, since this time included putting the plugs in the bottom ports.
With the wiring tidied up as best as it can be in the dash, and the push button wired, i decided to put in the dash to see how it looks.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-tjm7cqm.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721044d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-tjm7cqm.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-wnt8lnt.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721045d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-wnt8lnt.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-jgox19i.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721046d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-jgox19i.jpg)
It looks badass...
Sadly I see that I need to shim the steering column down just a bit more. Still want to figure out a way to recess the racepak into the dash. Also found that i'm missing the tabs for the fasteners for the dash, so it's just sitting in for now to test.
And it works. The illuminated button is the push button start. I do plan to blacken that AC display surround, just haven't done it yet.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-w7smpwb.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721047d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-w7smpwb.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-zbjjwfd.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721048d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-zbjjwfd.jpg)
The buttons on the right control: Lights (worked with racepak dim feature, i tested), Dome light, Holley input, Line Lock.
The buttons beside the racepak are the control functions.
Some issues came about with this work.
#1 - The damn heater hose still leaks in the car. Going to have to pull it again, and try to re-install and solve that before it all comes back out to replace the hose.
#2 - The start button was a bitch. It defeated me today, until i went in, sat on the PC and grabbed a beer to research. I found that my instructions had apparently been updated (online) and it was going into a mode that wasn't clearly explained in the instructions. I got it sorted and the push button works no issues.
#3 - The racepak wasn't displaying with the car on. I hadn't tried to program it prior to starting it so hopefully that's the issue. Well i went to use the USB as directed to program the unit...They didn't send me the latest software so I cant program the IQ3s (street dash). Part of being in the first set of shipments I guess. I'll call tomorrow.
William
Well this is my first turbo car so was looking over logs and thinking about the wastegate setup and realized, I was thinking about how it worked all wrong! I thought it applied pressure to the bottom with wastegate pressure reference, not bleed it off! With that thought process and realizing 0% duty cycle meant full MAP got to the bottom of the gate, made me realize I had some significant vacuum leaks (no plugs in the other 2 bottom ports).
The ports that got plugged.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-cuc5qxb.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721041d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-cuc5qxb.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-ccv6uok.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721042d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-ccv6uok.jpg)
While the gates were out, and realizing I just dont have enough pump to support my E85 dreams, I pulled the springs and installed an 8.75psi spring (was 10.25psi prior).
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-efy7oqc.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721043d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-efy7oqc.jpg)
One thing I learned that was VERY nice, is that it takes about 1hr to pull both gates, swap springs, and put them back on. Could probably be done faster, since this time included putting the plugs in the bottom ports.
With the wiring tidied up as best as it can be in the dash, and the push button wired, i decided to put in the dash to see how it looks.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-tjm7cqm.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721044d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-tjm7cqm.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-wnt8lnt.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721045d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-wnt8lnt.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-jgox19i.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721046d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-jgox19i.jpg)
It looks badass...
Sadly I see that I need to shim the steering column down just a bit more. Still want to figure out a way to recess the racepak into the dash. Also found that i'm missing the tabs for the fasteners for the dash, so it's just sitting in for now to test.
And it works. The illuminated button is the push button start. I do plan to blacken that AC display surround, just haven't done it yet.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-w7smpwb.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721047d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-w7smpwb.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-zbjjwfd.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/721048d1683235963t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-zbjjwfd.jpg)
The buttons on the right control: Lights (worked with racepak dim feature, i tested), Dome light, Holley input, Line Lock.
The buttons beside the racepak are the control functions.
Some issues came about with this work.
#1 - The damn heater hose still leaks in the car. Going to have to pull it again, and try to re-install and solve that before it all comes back out to replace the hose.
#2 - The start button was a bitch. It defeated me today, until i went in, sat on the PC and grabbed a beer to research. I found that my instructions had apparently been updated (online) and it was going into a mode that wasn't clearly explained in the instructions. I got it sorted and the push button works no issues.
#3 - The racepak wasn't displaying with the car on. I hadn't tried to program it prior to starting it so hopefully that's the issue. Well i went to use the USB as directed to program the unit...They didn't send me the latest software so I cant program the IQ3s (street dash). Part of being in the first set of shipments I guess. I'll call tomorrow.
William
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Huge day today.
Got a lot going this weekend. Yesterday a friend came over and we fixed a coolant leak and got the car running more consistently.
Today another friend (Big Bronco) showed and we filled diff with fluid and mounted reservoirs.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-ceay6e0.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720964d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-ceay6e0.jpg)
We then bled the brakes and got it off the stands. Surprised no leaks from this so far. Was expecting a lot.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-uiquf3d.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720965d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-uiquf3d.jpg)
Looks badass back on the ground. Sadly will have to come up a bit as the tires rub.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-vv1zxrc.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720966d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-vv1zxrc.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-coqzjny.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720967d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-coqzjny.jpg)
After that we got it out of the garage so the car could get some fresh air and see how it sounded out of the garage. Sounds awesome. (Giving my best "not bad" Obama face. Not intentional, Big Bronco snapped that from the vid.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-dclfhiv.png](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720968d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-dclfhiv.png)
William
Got a lot going this weekend. Yesterday a friend came over and we fixed a coolant leak and got the car running more consistently.
Today another friend (Big Bronco) showed and we filled diff with fluid and mounted reservoirs.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-ceay6e0.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720964d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-ceay6e0.jpg)
We then bled the brakes and got it off the stands. Surprised no leaks from this so far. Was expecting a lot.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-uiquf3d.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720965d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-uiquf3d.jpg)
Looks badass back on the ground. Sadly will have to come up a bit as the tires rub.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-vv1zxrc.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720966d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-vv1zxrc.jpg)
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-coqzjny.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720967d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-coqzjny.jpg)
After that we got it out of the garage so the car could get some fresh air and see how it sounded out of the garage. Sounds awesome. (Giving my best "not bad" Obama face. Not intentional, Big Bronco snapped that from the vid.
![My Pro-Touring Project - 1969 Camaro LSX427 TT-dclfhiv.png](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/conversions-swaps/720968d1683235907t-my-pro-touring-project-1969-camaro-lsx427-tt-dclfhiv.png)
William
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Nice Car. (Obviously understated)
You SUCK !!!
LOL
You SUCK !!!
LOL
#196
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Not sure yet. Looking for local loaded Dyno to tune in the wastegate. I hope to be involved in the tuning and this car shouldn't be left anywhere without me.
I'm super paranoid of it getting stolen also. Few measures are being put into place to keep thag from happening.
I'm super paranoid of it getting stolen also. Few measures are being put into place to keep thag from happening.