My LS1 wiring harness.
05-15-2006, 12:13 PM
#22
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I didn't realize that price included a program as well. It's not a bad deal if you are on a tight budget, but I would still be a little weary about having all the electronics on my engine with no fuses. Not real safe if ya ask me.
"SD" is Speed Density. It is deleting the MAF sensor and falling back on the MAP sensor among others.
It is not usually the best thing for a daily driver with streetability and Fuel mileage in mind, but it works great for all out racing apps. Not saying it won't work for both, but my experience is that if you have the room to have the MAF in the intake, keep it in.
"SD" is Speed Density. It is deleting the MAF sensor and falling back on the MAP sensor among others.
It is not usually the best thing for a daily driver with streetability and Fuel mileage in mind, but it works great for all out racing apps. Not saying it won't work for both, but my experience is that if you have the room to have the MAF in the intake, keep it in.
05-15-2006, 12:25 PM
#23
Originally Posted by 67RSCamaroVette
. Does anyone know how to rig up the relays for the fans? If the signal from the PCM is a ground, do I just switch the power and ground wires on the relay?
Next provide constant 12v to terminal 30. This can be from the batt +ve, terminal block....ensure to use a fuse or fusible link for this. finally run a wire from terminal 86 to the fans +ve.....and you are one step closer to firing the mather..
just remember to use a fuse or fusible link for any circuits that are ignition switched or constant 12v
05-16-2006, 09:50 AM
#26
The 3.8 has a underhood fues/relay block. You would use this instead of buying a painless fuse/relay block. Just use the fuse spaces and relay spaces for your hookups. Once again I have not done this yet, but will be looking in the salvage yard this weekend.
05-17-2006, 07:20 AM
#28
Originally Posted by Scooter70
Guys,
....we have at least two sponsors who do the same work. I'm sure that Jess does good work but the fact of the matter is that we have a duty to our sponsors. They pay a monthly fee for the right to advertise on the site. These fees pay the bills and allow LS1Tech to exist at no charge for all users. We ask that you respect this policy.
Thank you,
The Conversions & Hybrids Moderation Staff
....we have at least two sponsors who do the same work. I'm sure that Jess does good work but the fact of the matter is that we have a duty to our sponsors. They pay a monthly fee for the right to advertise on the site. These fees pay the bills and allow LS1Tech to exist at no charge for all users. We ask that you respect this policy.
Thank you,
The Conversions & Hybrids Moderation Staff
05-17-2006, 07:35 AM
#29
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I think Speed Scene is one of the sponsors. It gets annoying to figure out who does what when the sponsor list is 50 miles long.
That and I had a friend that though about sponsoring, but didn't see the point when he would be a competitor for like 2 other sponsors on the board already. Just didn't make sense. This place is like having a NASCAR with Budweiser and Miller Lite on the same car.
That and I had a friend that though about sponsoring, but didn't see the point when he would be a competitor for like 2 other sponsors on the board already. Just didn't make sense. This place is like having a NASCAR with Budweiser and Miller Lite on the same car.
05-17-2006, 07:51 AM
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Yes, Speed Scene Wiring is another sponsor that does harnesses. I beg to differ that LS1Tech "is like having a NASCAR with Budweiser and Miller Lite on the same car." Having more than one sponsor providing the same service or the same parts is called competition, which is good for everyone involved.
You make a good point though. Maybe a listing of sponsors organized by products or services would be beneficial to users looking for a part, whether it be rotors, headers or a complete longblock, or a service like wiring harness conversion. I'll pose the idea to the admins.
-Matt
You make a good point though. Maybe a listing of sponsors organized by products or services would be beneficial to users looking for a part, whether it be rotors, headers or a complete longblock, or a service like wiring harness conversion. I'll pose the idea to the admins.
-Matt
05-17-2006, 10:23 AM
#32
speed scene isn't listed as a sponsor https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsors.php?pp=25&page=5
scooter70, was there someone else you were referring to when saying there were 2 wiring sponsors on the forum
scooter70, was there someone else you were referring to when saying there were 2 wiring sponsors on the forum
