So as I'm sure many of you are fully aware of, I can't just work on one thing and then after that's finished, move on to the next thing and it's almost gotten out of control... Note I said almost. LOL Figured since I didn't get everything finished up tonight that I wanted to and I'm still wired from all the red bull I drank earlier this evening, I'd post some progress shots. Now some of you may look at this and ask, what the heck are you talking about, your car is in pieces, but I can assure you all it is all just one day from being put back together so long as I don't decide to do something else since it's all torn apart.

Enjoy!

 

my 240 has been on jackstands for 3 years, I just got it rolling a few weeks ago to finish cleaning out my garage. Now my 240 has taken residence in the driveway next to my totaled dakota.

Now the crossfire is down as well.
Atleast my ranger still runs... for now (damn ford)

 

Rudy, you are doing the part I hate to even tackle right now....I can do it, but you have to remove some much stuff to get to the wiring, and then put it all back....hate it. I don't mind turning a few wrenches, but I hate electrical....your room is still being prepared...lol

 

Those rangers are tougher than people think, I inherited my father-in-laws 94' he used on the farm damn thing still runs pretty good.

Back to the topic...Rudy, are you sure those are extra parts you were talking about in that other thread?

 

Doc, you dont have to get crazy like Rudy. I did my Zietronix install and it was pretty simple.....
I cant believe that adding a DashDaq would require all that disassembly.... what else are you up to Rudy???


(35 years in computers and electronic manufacturing dosent hurt.... )

 

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I have the triple pillar pod and gauges for the roadster to install...and all the parts for the coupe to install, plus saving to do the zeitronics for the coupe....240 gets my next $$$$$$...doing his intake mod, then Rob gets the next batch of $$$$....last thing on the plate is the tune....now that Jake is offering header/tune combos, might have to look at that as well. So, I just may have to keep Rudy's room open....need more hands....lol...and you my friend are too far away, but I have a room for you too...lol

 

This has nothing to do with a dashdaq install. I'm actually making everything modular so I can add or replace and expand components at will without having to solder all the wires back into the harnesses everytime. Look for some crazy stuff to happen this year.