DFI panel done
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Check out the panel I made for an LS1 Trans Am. It goes where the heater used to go and all the wires exit out the back. It can be removed and used to run the engine stand alone like on a dyno or used in another car.
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QUESTION- how can I make the alternator work on this car? It has a 4 pole connector on it, what's the simplest way to wire it up to charge the battery?
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QUESTION- how can I make the alternator work on this car? It has a 4 pole connector on it, what's the simplest way to wire it up to charge the battery?
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which terminal needs the switched source? I like the older alternators, all I had to do was run a wire from terminal 2 to the main bat terminal and when it was spinning it made volts.
Glad you guys like my work. Can't wait to fire this baby up!
Glad you guys like my work. Can't wait to fire this baby up!
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So What motor will that thing be controlling? Got some pics of that?