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Other plans while dash/interior/drivetrain is apart:
-fix firewall where I butchered it for 81-84 clutch master holes (weld up and replace with proper +85 bolt pattern, and replace pedal bucket with matching version)
-install my Wilwood 7/8 clutch MC kit
-weld up Firewall hole on passenger side where FJ62 EFI wiring original went through (currently have gigantic billet bulkhead I don’t like anymore)
-convert AC evaporator holes to 81-85 sizes so I can use still-available Toyota grommets
-go through AC ducting and make sure everything is all proper there, I get some weird lack of flow through some ducts and I think I have one loose or something
-tachometer (MIGHT do speedhut gauges. Haven’t decided).
-replace non-op oil pressure and oil temp gauges with wideband and boost gauges.
-might wire an mini-amp in.
-shorten Tuffy center console about 2” and install a light inside
-probably about a dozen other minor wiring repairs from before I knew what I was doing.
-find permanent fix for NP203 snap ring issue (not sure what I am going to do here yet)
-install my splitcase VSS kit I make so I can lose the wire going to rear axle
-I am CONSIDERING adding oil coolers and fluid pumps for the NP203 and transfer case. My plan is to put GM temp sensors in both and make extension harnesses up to the engine bay so I can use my scan gauge off my CTS to do some testing before I commit to this project.
I’ve been wanting to ditch the NP203 for awhile now but if I can get it to run cool, not leak and not wear out every 20k I will re consider
-fix firewall where I butchered it for 81-84 clutch master holes (weld up and replace with proper +85 bolt pattern, and replace pedal bucket with matching version)
-install my Wilwood 7/8 clutch MC kit
-weld up Firewall hole on passenger side where FJ62 EFI wiring original went through (currently have gigantic billet bulkhead I don’t like anymore)
-convert AC evaporator holes to 81-85 sizes so I can use still-available Toyota grommets
-go through AC ducting and make sure everything is all proper there, I get some weird lack of flow through some ducts and I think I have one loose or something
-tachometer (MIGHT do speedhut gauges. Haven’t decided).
-replace non-op oil pressure and oil temp gauges with wideband and boost gauges.
-might wire an mini-amp in.
-shorten Tuffy center console about 2” and install a light inside
-probably about a dozen other minor wiring repairs from before I knew what I was doing.
-find permanent fix for NP203 snap ring issue (not sure what I am going to do here yet)
-install my splitcase VSS kit I make so I can lose the wire going to rear axle
-I am CONSIDERING adding oil coolers and fluid pumps for the NP203 and transfer case. My plan is to put GM temp sensors in both and make extension harnesses up to the engine bay so I can use my scan gauge off my CTS to do some testing before I commit to this project.
I’ve been wanting to ditch the NP203 for awhile now but if I can get it to run cool, not leak and not wear out every 20k I will re consider