The T in my head, thoughts?

[DonnyRay]

Just a suggestion ; put the wires in a black conduit ( plastic conduit , at least ). Hope this helps.

 

[DonnyRay]

Plastic wiring conduit : These also come in different colors.

 

[guilld]

Looks better in my opinion. The 32 has the plastic conduit but I think this looks better and is easier to work with.

 

[old round fart]

I think the braided wires give some interesting detail to look at while taking in the whole picture. Bet it took a long time to do!

 

[fletcherson]

I think the braided wires give some interesting detail to look at while taking in the whole picture. Bet it took a long time to do!

A variable speed drill on lo speed will make quick work of twisted pair wiring.

 

[DonnyRay]

The twisted , braided wire looks great. But , it still needs to be protected.

 

[Mykk]

The winter cold, rain & snow has officially crept in. Slowing motivation and slowing progress. I figure if I tackle quick little projects it'll amount to progress by the end of the season.

Quick little project #1:

Modifying the aftermarket 90's mustang 75mm throttlebody to bolt down to the jaguar supercharger inlet







Quick little project #2:

Mount the boat seats on the original tractor seat bases to lift them up and lean them back



Quick little project #3:

Mounting ignition coils and making the ignition lead ends/terminals.









At this point I'm really feeling like I'm trying to stuff 20lbs of stuff into a 5lb bag, It's already getting tight to mount everything

 

[Spanky]

At this point I'm really feeling like I'm trying to stuff 20lbs of stuff into a 5lb bag, It's already getting tight to mount everything

That's T-buckets for ya' Not a lot of room for anything/anybody!

 

[DonnyRay]

Your t bucket is lookin' great mykk. For my boat seats , I used jeep sliders & black abs plastic to make an adapter. Don't forget ; I have 10"s more leg room than the standard t bucket. Hopefully , 6' + people will be able to drive the car too.

 

[Mykk]

Two weeks off from work means I'm spending every day, all day in the shop working on the project:

Day 1:

 

[DonnyRay]

Great photos.

 

[Mykk]

Wiring. Day #3. ROughly 80% finished with wiring the vehicle.





Already getting some sensor feedback from the EFI controller

 

[Indycars]

Man that's alot of wiring .... I love it !!!

Looking very nice and neat!

 

[T-Test]

I like simple stuff that does not take an electrical engineer to figure out what is @#$%^ up.

 

[Neshkoro]

Most buckets are pretty simple. There’s just not that much stuff to control unless you have a late model computer controlled engine.

 

[PotvinGuy]

My first bucket had an ignition switch and a toggle for the headlights. That was all.

 

[T-Test]

My first bucket had an ignition switch and a toggle for the headlights. That was all.

No gauges or horn?

 

[PotvinGuy]

OP and WT gauges, both mechanical. No horn, no speedo, no fuel gauge. Spoke front no brakes, just drums on rear...stops took some planning!

 

[T-Test]

OP and WT gauges, both mechanical. No horn, no speedo, no fuel gauge. Spoke front no brakes, just drums on rear...stops took some planning!

I bet you were younger then also. I want safety now as I might see a few more years.

 

[Mykk]