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Old 01-23-2011, 07:47 PM
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Default This is how I completed my harness
I moved wires around but didn't cut any. Ended up putting my CPU in dash, and used a block off plate for the heater core. Drilled the plate for the wires and plugged everything in and it worked!!!
I'm using a CTS to monitor the engine.
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Old 01-24-2011, 10:55 AM
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Looking good! Have a question for you, what are you using to mount your coils? In the earlier pics it looked like some aluminum mount, and in the latest pic it appears to be on the valve cover.
Just curious, because I like them both.
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Looking good! Have a question for you, what are you using to mount your coils? In the earlier pics it looked like some aluminum mount, and in the latest pic it appears to be on the valve cover.
Just curious, because I like them both.
They are actually the same coil mounts. I just made some brackets to relocate them over the valve covers. They are made out of stainless. The same company that makes the carbon fiber valve covers makes the coil mounts. They are made to fit right on the valve covers using the same allenbolts as the valve covers, just longer.
I had clearance issues.
The valve covers came with my motor, and the coil mounts I bought from XcYZ. I'm not sure who sells them.
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Old 01-28-2011, 09:16 PM
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Default One last time reworked the harness
Still waiting to go to the dyno. Changed the wiring up.https://lateral-g.net/forums/imag...ies/cheers.gif
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Old 01-28-2011, 09:56 PM
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looks great Anthony. Have you driven it yet, or are you waiting for the dyno and final tuning first?
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Looks nice and clean now! Where did your coils go?
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Old 01-31-2011, 09:41 PM
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Default Need to program and dyno
I have only driven the car home from the muffler shop and around the block a few times. It started throwing codes. One of them was a lean code and the other was low voltage to the knock sensors.

I spoke to Synergy and plan to take it to them maybe next week. They will program and dyno the car.

I put 3 inch exhaust on it. It sounds crazy!!!

My plan is to mount the coils 4 on each side. They will be on the inside of my frame. The space between the motor and the radiator.

I'll post a PIC when it is done.

I got caught up in Supercross last week so I didn't get much done.
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