Audilard wrote:Why didn't you tell me you were in town AND at the Lab. I would have come down.
Figured 5am in the morning was too early for an accountant type. :wink:
We should have, but we have already taken quite a few hits from the family for neglect and that would have just compounded the problem.Ok so I got home and was excited to move forward on the build. This is what I came home with and what was on the front step that had been delivered. Just like Christmas. Pay attention to everything being v-banded.



I wanted to run stainless AN lines for water, oil, and fuel. The problem is coming up with adaptors to do just that. Here is a partial list of the solutions that we came up with. Most of these solutions involved cutting steel AN/AN fittings on the lathe, and welding these fittings to the cut off OEM hose ends.

I also traded Hank a 7A valve cover for this previously vented cover that has since been superceded by his current system.


Cut some new gaskets for a few pieces that need to be cleaned up now before install.

All in all a very productive week, especially since I was away from the project for four of the last 6 days.











but I like the direction and look so far. It should at least get me going until the original plan shows up. Again, thanks Hank!! You really do some awesome welding and fab work. I always thought that I would do all this work, but because of time and because it wouldn't have looked as nice if I would have done it I took this route. I like the outcome. 


