Lexan & Electrical- The electrical wiring is complete. The longest, most tedious part of the build is finally done! I purchased a new optima battery and installed it. Now it was time to check all of my circuits. I had confidence in my wiring, but it didn’t stop me from wondering if everything was going to work the way I intended. I verified my switches were all off, then I pulled the power on at the disconnect. Started flipping through the circuits getting all excited as the lights lit up and all connections made. I was very happy all worked properly. Below you can see my parking lights, which are merely dash cluster light bulbs mounted in the headlights. I haven’t decided to cut my regular parking lights into the fiberglass bumper yet.
I added some carbon fiber tubing protection to the steering column.
The Speedwire main board is awesome.
I utilized my old switch panel in the glovebox for accessory circuits. The MSD 7531 unit has the shift light operation being triggered by no more than 3 amps continuous to ground, so a shift light relay was added.
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it really looks nice
Looks great Rick. I can see your excitement as all the lighting worked as visualized. What a great feeling that had to be. Good Job!!
LOoks great! Bet your ready to hit the track!
All them lights have a Christmasy look!Hope you have a good one Rick and Mel….Steve P.
Thats an Awesome Mainboard dude! Can’t wait to see the Ricky Racer going down the track!
Totally awsummmm ! They recently closed our local dragstrip that has been here since 1967. @#!$%^% city. I hope you all have a great Christmas and holiday season. D D
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