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  • Birthday 11/24/1981

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  1. jim wolf technology ecu for rb26/25 for single turbo only. 72# msd injectors - 6 of em 99-03 ford lightning mass air flow I used this set up for 2 months then went aem This set up is capable of managing 600whp. $500.00 shipped also have a set of (4) what I believe to be vintage AR wheels $350.00 shipped These items are located in Inola Oklahoma Feel free to make an offer Thanks, Greg
  2. Answering my own question. It's switched 12 volts hot while cranking.
  3. This was what mine looked like until recently. I just pulled the L28 to swap an rb
  4. Hello, this is my first post. Normally I just hide in the shadows and search through things until I get my answers but I'm having trouble with this one. I'm wiring the r32 engine harness (early harness I think) to install in my 76 280. My harness differs from the rb25 write up slightly. In the write up he has one white plug where I have 4 white plugs. There are two relays that are tied into these white plugs and also the ecu plug. One is the eccs relay and the other I believe is the coil harness relay. The orange wire ties them both together (switched power?) then goes to pin 16. The white/black stripe on bottom relay goes to pin 58 (constant power) The black with white, also on bottom relay, goes to pin 49 (control unit power supply) My question is the white with purple stripe on the top relay I'm pointing at... Is it a 12 volt source? ground? It seems that it previously went off to a plug in the engine bay... I tried to find the diagram for these and failed.. anyone know what to do here? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
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