White's '95 GT "Unicorn"

[weendoggy]

Yep, those are a tight fit! Race cars don't use AC!

 

[white95]

Yep, those are a tight fit! Race cars don't use AC!

 

[white95]

I’ve been working on the HVAC harness in my spare time and it’s slowly coming along.







@lwarrior1016 came up with this drawing and I added my own spin to it.



The goal, if I have enough time, is to wire the low pressure connector and relay in this evening. From there I need to install the belt. My buddy Devon is going to pull it under a vacuum and charge it at the dealership for FREE, when I have the time to meet him.

It really does take a village to raise a car

 

[white95]

 

[white95]

Attempt #1

Installed the wiring and began programming the Holley to control the AC. There was some back and forth discussion as to which type output I should use and still need to finalize that.










Then I let this stretch fit belt whip my ass and I called it a night.

 

[weendoggy]

I thought stretch fit was buying pants that were too small for your body. They make tools for that and they're just as hard to use (how do I know that).

 

[white95]

Time to replace the front tires.

 

[white95]

I thought stretch fit was buying pants that were too small for your body. They make tools for that and they're just as hard to use (how do I know that).

 

[white95]

This was a fun day.

 

[weendoggy]

This was a fun day.

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Is there a leak somewhere or did you forget to roll up the windows? I hope you had your wetsuit on.

 

[white95]

Is there a leak somewhere or did you forget to roll up the windows? I hope you had your wetsuit on.

Had to crack the windows to promote airflow to attempt to clear the fogged/wet windshield.

There was no success to be found that day.

 

[weendoggy]

Had to crack the windows to promote airflow to attempt to clear the fogged/wet windshield.

There was no success to be found that day.

Well I can see the keyword in that sentence is "attempt" because it didn't seem to help. Hey, maybe put a set of wipers on the inside. Yeah, that's the ticket!

 

[white95]

I’m very excited for the Agent 47 shift level that I installed today. This should make for a more comfortable, well, ergonomic driving experience.



The shift lever you have versus the one she told you not to worry about.



The shift knob from LRS didn’t hold up very well and I’ll be seeking its replacement soon.



The added height will hopefully make finding gears very effortless when strapped in place.



Can’t wait to try this out!

 

[duh09]

Man I'm still super jealous of the A47 shifter arm. I was looking for something longer and just knew that it would be the solution and was real sad when I realized they were unobtanium.

 

[RAU03MACH]

i have never seen one like that

 

[joemomma]

How much does the longer arm lengthen the shift (not sure of the correct term here, but how far you have to move from gear to gear)?

 

[white95]

How much does the longer arm lengthen the shift (not sure of the correct term here, but how far you have to move from gear to gear)?

Miles.

 

[RAU03MACH]

i was checking the site out , never heard of them , i take it they only do road coarse body parts and hardware

 

[white95]

i was checking the site out , never heard of them , i take it they only do road coarse body parts and hardware

That’s them. At one time they did suspension and other bits. Campaigned a few NASA American Iron cars and had good success.

 

[Jules98GT]

The quality of your work never ceases to impress.

Reading your build thread is a roller coaster.