Pics of my project LT1 NO ROTOR
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It has one bundle from the LTCC, then splits in front of the TB, then splits again for each pair of coils.
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My car hasn't been runnung since Feb, but honestly, I don't like to go in the summer. It's so hot, humid and rainy, I'm always disappointed by my times (compared to winter). I've seen you here on the board a lot, and figured I'd run into you sooner or later. Hopefully I'll be there next month!
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My car hasn't been runnung since Feb, but honestly, I don't like to go in the summer. It's so hot, humid and rainy, I'm always disappointed by my times (compared to winter). I've seen you here on the board a lot, and figured I'd run into you sooner or later. Hopefully I'll be there next month!
When you go next month, let me know. I'll be out there after I get rid of these POS 918 springs.. although I'll probably get kicked out w/ no roll bar again.
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This is the only pic I have of te wiring. I totally hacked the LTCC harness, so instead of the 8 tentacle octopus, it fits exactly to the engine. I cut, soldered, and heatshrinked about 30 - 40 connections. I was surprised I got it all right on the first try ... the car started right up!
It has one bundle from the LTCC, then splits in front of the TB, then splits again for each pair of coils.
It has one bundle from the LTCC, then splits in front of the TB, then splits again for each pair of coils.
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