Looking sweet man!!!!!!!!!! Cant wait to see it all done!

 

Here's somthing that should make a deff difference of the look under the hood! Came in yesterday! Bringing in all the components besides the blower in for powder coat early next week! going to leave the blower polished!

 

Here's a couple of more progress pic's just waiting for the throttle body to come back from polishing but got the intake in and now the fun part reinstalling all the vacuum lines! LOL

 

looking good!

 

Thanks deno!

 

Lookin good!!

what color are you powder coating the brackets?

 

all of the brackets for the reinstall of the intake are that red like the thermostat housing. The pully braket for the supercharge is going to be the same as the intake and all the ducting will be the blueof the upper intake. Im also having a local altenator rebuild shop tear down my altenator so i can have the housing powdercoated.

 

Awesome!!!!

 

thanks guys! Drawing up a diagram for a stainless steel channel to hold my wiring for my injector and COP plugs. going to have it press breaked and mounts welded in so i can mount it in the same bolt holes as my fuel rails. Thinking it will really clean up the mess of wire loom above those valve covers and let them show. Now all i need is to get a set of stainless long tubes andefans and the engine compartment will really start to look killer.

 

Nice!
I hate the mess of wires for the driver side injectors and cop's

 

I pulled the plastic channels off last night (ofcourse after i too the pics! LOL) and it really cleaned them up but i hate how theres nothing there to hide there uglyness! LOL And from all of the searching ive done no one makes after market covers or holders so ill make my own and see how it looks.

 

Where did you get those valve covers? And how did you fix the problem with th pcv that was mentioned earlier?

 

i called trick flow direct and read online for days how to solvery it and found out but simply installing a GOOD low micron air/oil seperator it solves the problem. i also tight welded a set of baffled out of small aluminum angle iron from work to a plate of flat stock aluminum mimicking the factory baffled and installed them in the existing bolt holes in the new valve covers. i bought them from summit racing.

 

Nice.
Debating doing this or bagging the truck next year.
Your engine bay is going to be sweet when you're done with it.

 

sorry man don't mean to brag! lol just really excited about it! lol my inspiration started by seeing how clean your engine bay was! and just got really addictive! lol but thank you for the complement means alot from you!