RK951

The only way you should install a Blitz SBC-iD3 EBC Special thanks to Laust.

xtaC

Nice one mate, I did essentially the same thing with my Blitz SBC-ID Color.

Solenoid Box:



Installed in the car:

billthe3

Very nice!

danny951

Nice and clean. I like it. Do you not keep hitting the joystick with your arm while shifting though?

JE_951

RUnning the vac lines for the BC's were a bitch. I placed mine in hte same location (into battery hole) and then through another gromet into the cabin and into the glovebox.

TRACKIN951

VEry nice, But why do you have brown trim pieces? (ashtray)

xtaC

Nah mate, I don't think I've managed to do that yet.

RK951

They're not brown but when the camera flashes, the plastic parts are a different shade than the center console or leather seats. If you look at your own car you can see the difference with your eyes.

Epic2112

That's where my rpofec solenoids are, did you guys secure them down with anything by the battery? Mine is just hanging there.

azmi951

stealing my ideas....I have the solinoid there too but my meter is up on the roof right in the cutout the sunvisors make for the rearview mirror when the are folded up. I'm tall so I sit far back and they (the power meter too) fit great there.

I love the color display. My SBC-ID is 4 years old so no color for me.

RK951

My solenoid is attached to a custom bracket underneath (strip of metal bent to around 135 degrees) which is then fastened to the floor adjacent to the battery. A small hole in the floor next to the bracket sent the wires into the cabin behind the glovebox. Taking the the glovebox out made things much easier.

danny951

Hey azmi do you have a picture of that? We didn't have time for me to really check out your 951 the other day.

wwinton

Have you moved the battery to the front? Or is that where LH drive cars have them?

billthe3

All your RHD cars are lucky in that they have the battery in the back. The LHD cars all have the battery in that pit under the hood (opposite the fuse box). Rather stupid design, as you are able to reach under the hood and disconnect the battery when the hood is closed, assuming you don't have any sort of cover on the battery.


Speaking of RHD car battery placement, anyone in RHD car territory parting out a car that they could cut the battery mount out of for me?

billindenver

I bet these guys would

http://www.dcauto.com/