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HM2023 Build Thread

Started by Paul Proefrock, July 03, 2018, 07:49:02 PM

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s_reynolds

As usual Paul, great work.

Sam

MFE III

Really nice! Are doors and trunk next?
HM 1053; 427w, TKO 600 (.82) IRS Cobra hybrid . . . burns both rubber and gas

Paul Proefrock

Frame & hinges done, next is the latch system. I've already installed a hoop and latch brackets under the cowl
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s_reynolds

Paul, looks good. The hood support rod looks rather long. Is that a temporary rod or just the angle of the pic that makes it look too long?

Sam

Paul Proefrock

Sam,
The rod is long, will cut off once everything is done. It's also an optical illusion

Paul
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Bob Worley

How's it coming along, Paul?  We need an update!
____________________
2024 Texas Cobra Club President
HM2008 build is done! (for now)
427W 600hp/600tq + TKO600
HM-2008 build thread: http://forum.hurricane-motorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=2352.

Paul Proefrock

Up to my ears in wiring.

1) Moved the Fusepanel to the passenger footbox

2) ECU mounted in same area

3) Concentrated on dash connections so I can remove dash and just 'unplug'. Who would have ever thought there are 39 connections to the dash

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s_reynolds

Holy cow Paul. Glad you're figuring all that wiring out. Wiring is not one of my talents. I like the idea if being able to unplug the dash if needed. Next installment?

Sam

Paul Proefrock

Most of you know of my hangup on being period correct. Pulled together my firewall pieces and wiring

Let's see, 1965 427 Cobra's had an idle air control, didn't they? (that's the little filter element you see in the background)

Paul

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Paul Proefrock

#69
Getting Closer to finishing wiring. Footbox cover panel will get carpeting on it. Tunnel firewall enclosure gets vinyl dash material

Yes, I did modify the cockpit tub and replaced the tunnel with a removable aluminum one.
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Russ Rittimann

Looking really good Paul.  Keep up the excellent work.

Russ
Russ
HM-2005
KC-408, Tremec 600, IRS

Bob Worley

____________________
2024 Texas Cobra Club President
HM2008 build is done! (for now)
427W 600hp/600tq + TKO600
HM-2008 build thread: http://forum.hurricane-motorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=2352.

s_reynolds

Awesome build Paul. Can't wait to see the next installment.

Sam

MFE III

Interesting placement of all the modern day electronics in the passenger foot box!
As always, very nice work!
HM 1053; 427w, TKO 600 (.82) IRS Cobra hybrid . . . burns both rubber and gas

njperrone

Looks Great!

I wish I would have mounted my electronics the way you did - then I would have the room for this -

https://www.ebay.com/itm/06-11-NISSAN-VERSA-ELECTRIC-POWER-STEERING-EPS-PARTS-INCLUDES-MODULE-PIGTAILS/402049869631?hash=item5d9c0a273f:g:FYwAAOSwoDVeLZ4V

without needing to move anything.

Have you looked into these EPAS units? They sell them new too but the price to go used is about 10th of new.

I didn't mind the manual steering at first but I guess I'm getting old...

HM1109
Engine CJ429
Trans TKO600 .082
Diff 9" 3.50 Gear