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skymags: I did the same setup on my center grill. But I put the radio and the garage door opener behind the grill. I used magnets to hold it closed. I did have to shim the hinge to make the grill fit flush with the glove box door.
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I’ve done this on like 10 trucks. I put the radio and dual USB power station behind. And I shim out the glovebox hinges out to match the bottom of the grill.
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The end product looks super trick, I love it!
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if the owner is delighted with the engine cover, thats great. personally I think you did a great job figuring it all out. I might clearance the center to the valve covers just so it has a break between the parts and shows some definition there. possibly some color would make the difference too. I realise it isn't done yet but I would personally roll the edges as well for a more finished look.
the dash idea is another great innovation to hide the modern amenities that we all kinda want. you could even hide a tablet in there so you can have it connected for engine outputs, speed, mapping etc. |
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we are painting the cover dark matte blue (interior color) along with the firewall and engine block. We will be putting black door edge guard on edges that touch the coil covers (for separation)
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We built the radio faceplate
Unlike last time I wanted the USB flush, so a recessed plate was built and tacked in |
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Steven spent 4 hours deep cleaning the engine!
I think it came out pretty spiffy! We tacked a couple nuts to the underside of the cover for proper spacing and then wetsanded everything |
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we completely masked the interior and firewall. Intending to shoot color today.
But about 4 oclock the compressor motor died. I’ve ordered a new one, but it won’t get here for a few days. At least the compressor died before we mixed the paint! |
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we did finish cleaning the egine and get it masked for paint
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the first pic is the ITC AC bracket with the OEM alt bracket
Second is the ITC billet alt bracket 3rd is the ITC bracket pieces Last is a pic of the bracket on my 58 Brookwood 6.2/LS3 |
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We shot color today!
And man did it come out beautifully! We still have the doors and harmonic balancer to do, but the big stuff is done |
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The dash really came out stunning!
We painted the engine covers and dash grills too |
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we even prepped and painted the engine block!
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Is that ICT a high mount alternator bracket? VS the wider LS1 style?
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no, it actually tucks the PS pump 1” closer to the engine. I’ll be using that bracket on this engine. Here’s a picture of that bracket on my 58 Brookwood
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it seems that my camera is making it way brighter than it is to the naked eye.
The 1st one is a picture taken from my mechanics phone. Next we have the refurbished master/booster |
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Then the center grill and glovebox door (glovebox still needs to be adjusted)
add the column |
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now add gauge’s
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These are Harley Davidson headlight bezels, they are a bit small for your bucket. Absolutely love the eyebrow though!
These are your stock headlight bezels The idea is to cut both of them down and graft them together Don’t worry, if for some reason it doesn’t work out I have spare bezels, yours were beat up anyway |
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Spent most of the day reassembling the engine.
I put stainless shorty headers on it, with studs instead of bolts Brand new water pump and straight thermostat housing Tomorrow we’ll start pulling apart the front clip and modifying the core support |
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that dash came out awesome, and the blue is great
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Thanks, we’re pretty happy with it
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I decided I didn’t open the hood and see AC hoses
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so we tucked them into the cowl
we made a flat, released plate And put the bulkhead through the inner/outer cowl transition panel Came out pretty damn slick! |
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Today was spent stripping the front end and modifying the core support
We did find a sizable dent in the right fender that will need to be addressed The plan is tonget the chassis in next week to start working on it |
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