Making Progress! Engine is in - with PMO

[Tidybuoy]

I'm made a lot of progress this weekend and the engine is back in the car. I still have lots of little to-do's so it will be about a week before the first startup with the new PMO EFI & Electromotive.

I'm feeling like I can see the end of the tunnel.

Here's a progress pic - lots of little wires to clean up and add connectors to. When I'm finished with the entire project, I will start a "start to finish" thread with better pics.

[NY65912]

So pretty. You'll love them.

[Harry998R]

Hi Vern,

Looks fantastic!

Hopefully this whets your appetite.

Cheers,

Harry.

[ClickClickBoom]

Watch out, a Labrador Retriever left his rollers on your carb intakes.......if mine saw that he wouldn't sleep for a week!

[esonefour]

Next thing I do to my CIS system is this!

[Humdaddy]

Hi tidyboy, I'm waiting anxiously for the start-up. Beautiful. Also looking forward to reading the whole project thread. If your going to do it, do it right. That you did, awesome.

[Sigurd]

Originally Posted by Tidybuoy

I'm made a lot of progress this weekend and the engine is back in the car. I still have lots of little to-do's so it will be about a week before the first startup with the new PMO EFI & Electromotive.

I'm feeling like I can see the end of the tunnel.

Here's a progress pic - lots of little wires to clean up and add connectors to. When I'm finished with the entire project, I will start a "start to finish" thread with better pics.

Have you started it yet? If so, how does it idle?

I am planning to use the PMOs on a 3.2 ss

[Discseven]

Nice work Vern. Looking forward to "start to finish" thread.

[kidrock]

I wish I had the time, patience, energy, money, brains and balls to do something like that. In other words, it looks fantastic. Good on ya, Vern.

[JJ 911SC]

Look good Vern.

Richard instruction for the initial start-up were perfect.

http://www.clewett.com/instrux/TUNING%20PROCEDURE.pdf

[Tidybuoy]

If only I could go a little faster and get this finished. I have committed myself to two hours per night to get it wrapped up but then I've ended up working late every night.

I can at least report that I have cleaned my garage and I'm ready to finish the job. The only open items are to finish terminating sensor plugs, install the front & rear sway bars, finish the wiring for the fuel pump moved to the front, mount the fuel filter & fuel pressure regulator, adjust the rear alignment to get back to my markings (everything got moved during rear bushing replacement & I finally found & bought the correct allen wrench to make adjustments), Install front seats & shifter.

Now, if I can't get all that done in the next week or so, something is wrong with me!

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by Tidybuoy

... Now, if I can't get all that done in the next week or so, something is wrong with me!

Don't jinks yourself... and definitely no rushing

[RD911T]

You'd be surprised at how little I can get done in a week working a couple hours every night. Worlds slowest mechanic!