![]() |
![]() ![]() ![]() Project 3000gt Phase 1 | HalTech Standalone 3kgt Phase 2 | Project Drift/Phase 1 | Project Drift/Phase 2 | Sr20 Motor Swap | (SDS) StandAloneFuel System | Videos | Contact Us | Links
![]() ![]() HalTech Standalone 3kgt Phase 2
![]() ![]() Speedtech Motorsports
![]() 3kgt Haltech Project from Darksideracer on Vimeo. ![]() ![]() Relays /Fuses
![]() Relays /Fuses
![]() Haltech Standalone
Fuel Pump Modifications
![]() ![]() ![]() Dash Removal is the only way to install custom gauges
![]() ![]() Here are the gauges done and ready for final wiring
FMIC
![]() Before
![]() After
The FMIC install was going great until I noticed the hot pipe from the frnt turbo wouldn't line up.
We are going to have do a little bit of fabrication. Thanks to Cx Racing for dropping the ball on this screw up !!!!
![]() ![]() LS2 Coilpacks
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() So if you reference this picture it gets wired like this:
A = Coil ground. I wired this directly to the battery - terminal for best performance.
B = Signal ground. This I wired to chassis ground.
C = Trigger signal. This was wired to the ECU coil trigger wire. These are the wires going *into* the stock ignitor (not the output of the ignitor which is used on other setups like the buick retrofit). The stock ignitor/coils
D = +12V. For maximum performance you should setup a ignition switched (and fused) relay and run the +12V through your relay to the coils.
![]() ![]() ![]() Front Mount Intercooler
![]() Aluminum Plate Cover on the throttle body
Trigger Disc
![]() ![]() ![]() Wide Band O2 sensor
![]() ![]() ![]() New Single 3" Exhaust
![]() ![]() ![]() |
![]() |