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Simba wrote:Enjoyed reading your build thread! I always learn something from these! And would echo your comments about the help and friendship from those on the forum! Hope to see the Cherokee and meet you in Ouray! Oh, almost forgot...love the tan!

Thanks! Were you at Ouray this year?

az chip wrote:The new one I am installing? I am not sure if it is in production.


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Chip, I'm going to come to your house, pretend to be your friend and then steal that Champion spark plug machine! I had one of those in my classroom when I started teaching in 1980. I don't know what happened to it, but it was a great machine! I did manage to score an old Sun analyzer similar to the one I used when I was teaching. Love the old school tools.

Nice looking build. I picked up a 74 Cherokee this fall that will be getting some work done. Rockers are gone along with the bottoms of the rear quarter panels and the brakes need fixed but it ran and drove for 3 months before I parked it for the winter. Only paid $1000 so I'm happy with it so far. Also have a 75 J20 and a 74 J10 that's my parts donor. Would attach a pic but my file sizes are to big.

Figured out the attachment thing, kind of anyways. This is my newest Jeep. Anyone know what the limit is on picture file sizes?

To keep track of my entire build I am going to keep up to date with my efi install here.

Commenced tearing off the old to get ready for the the new intake and efi.



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I am still with you.

Pan installed. Some trimming required.



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Teaser pics. Will fully update soon.


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Very interested in this - not that I'm going EFI any time soon but interested just the same!

By the way, do you recall who makes those valve covers bolts you're using? I like 'em.

twisted frame wrote:Very interested in this - not that I'm going EFI any time soon but interested just the same!

By the way, do you recall who makes those valve covers bolts you're using? I like 'em.

ARP bolts from Summit.

Looks great, keep up the good work, I would like to know about the Holley EFI also, looks good.

bwwhaler wrote:Looks great, keep up the good work, I would like to know about the Holley EFI also, looks good.

The Holley Sniper is an all in one unit. The ECU is attached to the throttle body. There is still wiring but no box to remotely attach. O2 Sensor, relay for fuel pump, and a fuel pump and some 3/8" fuel line and that is all.

az chip wrote:ARP bolts from Summit.

Thanks

twisted frame wrote:

az chip wrote:ARP bolts from Summit.

Thanks

Here is the Part number at Summit: ARP-400-7505.

Pulled up my old order. I put a lot of that stuff on my wish list so I can see it again.

Far as I got tonight. Well, I did slice my thumb open.



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You going to use the engine hoist and that one bolt to pick that heavy thing up.

I pulled the old one out by hand. This one is a lot lighter!

az chip wrote:

Simba wrote:Enjoyed reading your build thread! I always learn something from these! And would echo your comments about the help and friendship from those on the forum! Hope to see the Cherokee and meet you in Ouray! Oh, almost forgot...love the tan!

Thanks! Were you at Ouray this year?

Sorry about the slow response, don't get much time to get on here. Yes, 2016 was our first year, then again in 17, plan to make it again this year.

Intake on! On to next task.


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You got balls installing it without covering the holes. I'd have dropped in a bolt and a socket or two.