After collecting a lot of dust in the engine bay, the motor finally went in tonight. I still need to polish the valve covers when they come back off to final adjust the rockers, and of course clean everything once it gets in(looks horrible right now, and gotta love the foot print, lol). Oh and yes the motor is completely wired up and vacuum lines ran.

 

Looking damn good!!!! how long till you get it fired?

 

That engine bay looks clean enough to eat on. Nice job.

 

Awesome work Justin!!!!!!

 

You Wanna come wire mine?

 

Looks damn good in there!!!

And kit looks great too. Great job Jon

 

dude that looks sick, that has to be the best wiring job I have ever seen, almost looks like there is nothing there

 

Dude, as one that takes a lot of pride in a good wiring job, I seriously tip my hat to you. You need to get that all plumbed up and take some high resolution pictures.

 

where the heck are all the wires? DAMN!!!

 

Extremely nice job man, wonderfully executed. Looks like Jon did a super job with fitting the turbo in also......did you have to make any changes or was it a bolt-in affair?

 

Yeah, can't wait to see the write up you made for us! Thanks

 

We did a dry fire last night, motor went in Thursday night at 9pm then I went to work right after that. Got back to working on it Friday afternoon at 5pm and had it fired around midnight. I'm still doing all the little finishing touches and finishing up my under dash wiring.

Thanks, it was a lot of work, but all worth it in the end. I will get better pics with a high res camera once it's all together.

Turbo kit bolted on, only thing I had to change was the alternator relocation bracket, sold my sjm unit and got this built by the local shop to clear the pipe.

 

but just for clarification, Justin told me up front he was having a new bracket made... before I started the kit.

 

Heck, the bolted right in part was all I needed. Thats outstanding work right there.

 

nice work