another engine bay by Speed Inc.
02-10-2009, 06:17 PM
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I love it.
I know you mentioned wanting to do an LS1 induction setup, but what about cutting out that upper radiator support bar and repositioning the radiator like a lot of the FI guys are doing?
Can you show a pic or at least tell us where you mounted all the wires that went to the red junction box?
I know you mentioned wanting to do an LS1 induction setup, but what about cutting out that upper radiator support bar and repositioning the radiator like a lot of the FI guys are doing?
Can you show a pic or at least tell us where you mounted all the wires that went to the red junction box?
02-10-2009, 06:24 PM
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if I had to guess at labor hrs involved..ummmmmmm 15ish
The red junction block is basically clipped in upside down in the wheel well. The 2 harnesses we made extensions for to run inside which are the only wires extended with this ECU relocation.
Last edited by LS1 SPEED; 02-10-2009 at 08:37 PM.
Any pics of the computer inside? 
I only took like 50 pics of it that day. Cant wait to see it this year and grab some new pics! 
02-11-2009, 09:52 AM
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thanks everyone
I'm very picky with things and it's nice to have customer trust me to make their cars look as this does.
I like to go fast and look good doing it
I'm very picky with things and it's nice to have customer trust me to make their cars look as this does.
I like to go fast and look good doing it
02-11-2009, 09:59 AM
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In an industry where you see a ton of shops burst on the scene, make some noise, then quickly fade out due to poor business practices, bs, hackjobs, etc...You guys continue to produce quality results! 
