Recent content by Funco4JM

Dang man, you got lucky that it didn't come apart on a ride. Changes are all coming out nice man!

When I tore my shocks down I used a MAP gas torch to burn off any residual acetone or oils after the sand blasting. As stated above, I used the non bake 5 day cure Cerakote. It sucks because it takes 5 days but its well worth it. From what I see, the Steel-It does look comparable and seems...

For the original 2.5's, I tore the shocks down, sand blasted them, cleaned them, cooked them, then Cerakoted them in matte black. The process is lengthy but worth it. The Cerakote only lasts a few seasons before youll get lightened thin spots. For Springs I would powder them.

Badass!!

Coming out awesome! I wish I would have depinned my engine harness and used the techflex sleeve and heatshrink like you did. I just used the split loom and TessaTape on mine. I may end up redoing it this summer like yours. It just looks too clean.

Very cool! When does the edited vid get released?

Wiring is coming out nice!

I wired my ignition, fuel pump and fans off the MSD solid state relay. It has provisions for both + and - input triggers for all four outputs. Fans on the LS are - trigger, fuel pump is a + trigger. Made it super easy to wire up.

Looking awesome!

You definitely had a longer-traveled road than me. Funny though, Grant told me the same thing (and I didnt listen either) when I was buying stuff, he even talked to me about the cost of a base new Gen6 and how I would almost be right there in dollars spent... Hindsight is always 20/20...

Coming out awesome!

Having just completed my rebuild... I know exactly what most are saying about the price of goods and services. I considered selling my Gen4 and finding the right Gen6, but I couldn't come to terms with the price tag... well here I am a year later, and very close to what a used Gen6 would go for...

Jason does awesome tin work. Ill post up the inside dash and center console and more of the radiator shroud when I can move them from my phone to computer.

Thank you! I was looking at cars and I only purchased this one because it had a Fortin in it. Everything else I was looking at had the 2D.

What partially prompted the remodel was an electrical gremlin I had been chasing for 2 seasons. Sometimes the starter would drag, and sometimes it would just click. Batteries wouldn't hold a charge and so on. I thought it was the starter, so I replaced it, I thought it was an alternator, so I...