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Chapter GMW | E30 LS1 (starting on post #1427)

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  • DrLeadFootD
    DrLeadFootD
    DrLeadFoot
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    #1265

    Rowleym said:

    Where have I heard that name before? From what ive researched, if you tap into an existing + from an ABS sensor then you need to amplify the signal like you mentioned the other day. Dialing in the amplification on that link I texted you looks like it requires an oscilloscope and an electrical engineering degree which is why I suggested making a bracket to mount a standalone wheel speed sensor.

    he is a BF.C frequent user that has helped answer a few of my questions and knows his stuff. 

    I remember he used some signal converter that was cheap and got it to work great. Just facebook him or get him on BF.C. He will answer your question without any head scratching. 

    Derek and Snap have been huge helps

    Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

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    • DrLeadFootD
      DrLeadFootD
      DrLeadFoot
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      I have the traction control under control in my head after a bunch of texts, a phone call and a little research on my end.

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      • DrLeadFootD
        DrLeadFootD
        DrLeadFoot
        wrote on last edited by
        #1267

        Intake Air Temp thread reference. Going to order a barbed vacuum fitting.

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        • GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGrey
          wrote on last edited by
          #1268

          The one on the underside of the manifold?
          Wiring for traction control looks about right, though I have not used one of the conditioners. What one did you end up using?
          Edit: Just kidding, went back a page and found it.

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          • DrLeadFootD
            DrLeadFootD
            DrLeadFoot
            wrote on last edited by
            #1269

            GunMetalGrey said:

            The one on the underside of the manifold?

            Wiring for traction control looks about right, though I have not used one of the conditioners. What one did you end up using?

            Edit: Just kidding, went back a page and found it. 

            The one under the manifold.  I'll order this today.  http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/161772492725?ul_noapp=true&chn=ps&lpid=82

            I went to David Hobbs Honda yesterday.  He didn't put me in a honda but I gave him money and he gave me hondabond.

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            • R
              R
              Rowleym
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              #1270

              Now I'm confused. You are plugging the stock IAT port, and putting a vacuum line on it? I assume you are going to a GM style IAT sensor mounted on your charge piping?

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              sk8 or die

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              • B
                B
                B C
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                #1271

                The open element sensor is going to be advantageous for turbotime

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                • DrLeadFootD
                  DrLeadFootD
                  DrLeadFoot
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #1272

                  Ordered two of these.

                  http://www.knifecountryusa.com/store/product/118873.118902/norton-sharpeners-ib6-6-india-alundum-175th-anniversary-edition.html?avad=55963_f9615842

                  I'd be kicking myself if I blew the head gasket again without preparing the block the proper way.

                  This weekend I'll get my oil cooler sorted out, order some other parts and put some work in!

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                  • R
                    R
                    Rowleym
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #1273

                    Good choice. Nearly everyone In our building has one of those, and I own one as well.

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                    sk8 or die

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                    • GunMetalGreyG
                      GunMetalGreyG
                      GunMetalGrey
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                      #1274

                      The stone block is the farthest thing from the proper way lol.
                      It's just a way to do it that allows you to keep the motor in. Not that it won't work, but unless you managed to warp your block you stand a chance of messing it up when you do it by hand. 
                      You only use the stone a couple times, then you switch to sandpaper over the stone. 
                      It's pretty easy, but you will have some very tired arms after!

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                      • DrLeadFootD
                        DrLeadFootD
                        DrLeadFoot
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #1275

                        GunMetalGrey said:

                        The stone block is the farthest thing from the proper way lol.

                        It's just a way to do it that allows you to keep the motor in. Not that it won't work, but unless you managed to warp your block you stand a chance of messing it up when you do it by hand. 

                        You only use the stone a couple times, then you switch to sandpaper over the stone. 

                        It's pretty easy, but you will have some very tired arms after! 

                        It's far better than doing nothing, right? I'm just nervous about that .0015 gap on cylinder #6.

                        What would you do?

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                        • GunMetalGreyG
                          GunMetalGreyG
                          GunMetalGrey
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                          #1276

                          I'm conflicted. 
                          .0015 is practically nothing, but I get your concern. 
                          I would give it a pass with 600 grit to see if any high and low spots show themselves and go from there I guess. 
                          I can confirm that the  head gasket that you and I use squishes a lot, so it should have no issue with a .0015 variance

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                          • DrLeadFootD
                            DrLeadFootD
                            DrLeadFoot
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #1277

                            GunMetalGrey said:

                            I'm conflicted. 

                            .0015 is practically nothing, but I get your concern. 

                            I would give it a pass with 600 grit to see if any high and low spots show themselves and go from there I guess. 

                            I can confirm that the  head gasket that you and I use squishes a lot, so it should have no issue with a .0015 variance 

                            Okay. Maybe I'll do that. Save my arms!!

                            Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

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                            • DrLeadFootD
                              DrLeadFootD
                              DrLeadFoot
                              wrote on last edited by
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                              -Car on jack stands

                              -Took Echo gas powered 191mph leaf blower and cleared underneath the car after removing oily cardboard

                              -Move some other boxes around

                              -Almost started doing the diff swap

                              -Left garage

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                              • B
                                B
                                B C
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #1279

                                DrLeadFoot said:

                                -Car on jack stands

                                -Took Echo gas powered 191mph leaf blower and cleared underneath the car after removing oily cardboard

                                -Move some other boxes around

                                -Almost started doing the diff swap

                                -Left garage

                                Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

                                I was pretty sure this was a KaiserRolls post until I quadruple checked the username

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                                • DrLeadFootD
                                  DrLeadFootD
                                  DrLeadFoot
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #1280

                                  Snap said:

                                  I was pretty sure this was a KaiserRolls post until I quadruple checked the username

                                  I'm getting my motivation though. Going back to basics, just go to the garage and chip away every day.

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                                  • DrLeadFootD
                                    DrLeadFootD
                                    DrLeadFoot
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                                    #1281

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                                    Making boss moves

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                                    • DrLeadFootD
                                      DrLeadFootD
                                      DrLeadFoot
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                                      #1282

                                      I did something.  Wrong end of the car but actually turned a bolt.

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                                      2.93LSD $150 some bearing noise but it works!  I'm keeping the cover :)

                                      I'll hopefully get the 2.93LSD w/60% lock Wangman Diff in there today/this weekend.

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                                      • R
                                        R
                                        Rowleym
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #1283

                                        Are you not going to use a dual ear diff cover?

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                                        • EarlE
                                          EarlE
                                          Earl
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                                          ? What about your diff that you had built?

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