LS1 Drift Build 'Nuff Said'
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^^ Thanks for the kind words.
Okay it was brought to my attention that I have not put a Build Budget Breakdown **** lately.. So here is a update on how much I have spent to date from the last update.. and the grand total..
Okay Here is my upgraded budget Breakdown..
Quik-latch pins (hood,trunk and rear bumper) $143.94
Exhaust & Intake Fab work $1200.00 (this is my cost)
All 6 wheels form DPE $4000.00 (again my cost)
Kill switches $179.90
Accusump & Accessories $423.60
Battery Mount $100.00
Wiring,Custom floor board and cutting/welding arch $1200.00 (again my cost)
IAT sensor $59.95
Fuel filter & fittings $200.00
Total: $7,507.39
Total on Build: $37,528.52 << **** my life!!
Okay it was brought to my attention that I have not put a Build Budget Breakdown **** lately.. So here is a update on how much I have spent to date from the last update.. and the grand total..
Okay Here is my upgraded budget Breakdown..
Quik-latch pins (hood,trunk and rear bumper) $143.94
Exhaust & Intake Fab work $1200.00 (this is my cost)
All 6 wheels form DPE $4000.00 (again my cost)
Kill switches $179.90
Accusump & Accessories $423.60
Battery Mount $100.00
Wiring,Custom floor board and cutting/welding arch $1200.00 (again my cost)
IAT sensor $59.95
Fuel filter & fittings $200.00
Total: $7,507.39
Total on Build: $37,528.52 << **** my life!!
^^ Thanks for the kind words.
Okay it was brought to my attention that I have not put a Build Budget Breakdown **** lately.. So here is a update on how much I have spent to date from the last update.. and the grand total..
Okay Here is my upgraded budget Breakdown..
Quik-latch pins (hood,trunk and rear bumper) $143.94
Exhaust & Intake Fab work $1200.00 (this is my cost)
All 6 wheels form DPE $4000.00 (again my cost)
Kill switches $179.90
Accusump & Accessories $423.60
Battery Mount $100.00
Wiring,Custom floor board and cutting/welding arch $1200.00 (again my cost)
IAT sensor $59.95
Fuel filter & fittings $200.00
Total: $7,507.39
Total on Build: $37,528.52 << **** my life!!
Okay it was brought to my attention that I have not put a Build Budget Breakdown **** lately.. So here is a update on how much I have spent to date from the last update.. and the grand total..
Okay Here is my upgraded budget Breakdown..
Quik-latch pins (hood,trunk and rear bumper) $143.94
Exhaust & Intake Fab work $1200.00 (this is my cost)
All 6 wheels form DPE $4000.00 (again my cost)
Kill switches $179.90
Accusump & Accessories $423.60
Battery Mount $100.00
Wiring,Custom floor board and cutting/welding arch $1200.00 (again my cost)
IAT sensor $59.95
Fuel filter & fittings $200.00
Total: $7,507.39
Total on Build: $37,528.52 << **** my life!!
Literally just read all 39 pages threw out the past 2 days and wow sick build, put me on my LS research game real quick haha lol. Good luck worth it and how you finish it soon i could imagine thefeeling of wanting it done by now.
Jw what do you do career wise ? Lol you make sick purchases at once.
Jw what do you do career wise ? Lol you make sick purchases at once.
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Literally just read all 39 pages threw out the past 2 days and wow sick build, put me on my LS research game real quick haha lol. Good luck worth it and how you finish it soon i could imagine thefeeling of wanting it done by now.
Jw what do you do career wise ? Lol you make sick purchases at once.
Jw what do you do career wise ? Lol you make sick purchases at once.
Glad you like the build so far.. I can't wait to start driving her then I can bring you guys some sick drifting content..
I work at RackSpace Hosting as a Managed Backup tech.. IT stuff.. Going to be doing more Windows OS stuff though.. Love my job, the place is like working for Google.. People shooting nerf darts at you.. lol fun place..
You know me to well.. Def will have to much fun in this car.. can't wait
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Okay so I fixed my TPS sensor.. First I bought a new one just to rule out a bad TPS sensor. That was not the case so I knew that the sensor was reading backwards.. After switching the 5v and ground wire we were good to go.
Here is a little vid.. I need to take a proper vid but these will do for now.
Now that we have this wrapped up next on the list is to install my rivet nuts for overfenders, install brake lines, lower car, get alignment, wrap car and then schedule a tune session cause car needs it bad.
Here is a little vid.. I need to take a proper vid but these will do for now.
Now that we have this wrapped up next on the list is to install my rivet nuts for overfenders, install brake lines, lower car, get alignment, wrap car and then schedule a tune session cause car needs it bad.
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Hahaha I like that statement. It is very fitting.. Thanks
That is pretty much the sound I was going for.. right on the money.. lol
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Thanks man for the kind words.. Glad you love it..
Man I do need to start posting more beers, I just have been cutting back on them though.. (don't need that beer gut you know)..lol
Oh man do you have a build thread on your 2jz swap?









