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Ok, I took some advice I got on the board and used a 0-100K variable resistor to try to get my

tack working with my 350. It turns out that the resistance I needed was approximately 311 ohms.

This was quite a bit off from the 15K that the JTR manual suggested. I hope this may help ohters

in the future.

 

I put about 25 miles on the New car last night. A few concerns with vibration. Think I am gonna

take it to a driveline shop and see if they can measure the angles and hook me up.

 

But boy, what a difference from the old stock engine!!! I have a T5 tranny and 2nd gear really

pulls well! I am so excited to have the car on the road. Still have alot to do, but at least I can

drive my baby again, It has been sitting for 4 years!!! Thanks to all Who helped with my wiring

and other questions!!!

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Congrats Mojo! Wow, 4 years. I've driven mine a couple of times but slowly. It's still doesn't have all the body parts back on it yet. I can't wait to get on it and feel that 2nd gear pull! 2thumbs.gif The little I've driven mine it seems that 1st goes away really fast. What rear gears are you running?

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