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Nice work, Ulf!!! Great job documenting your work with photos, too. VIKING POWER!!!!

Something wrong with my audio driver, it keeps repeating the same thing over and over. Gonna take awhile to get that out of my head...

Looks great!

WOW!!! Gorgeous color! Really looks nice.

Thanks for the tip, Steve!

Awesome, Dave!!!

Awesome, Dave!!!

Very impressive!!!

I agree - looks good!

Thanks Darren! I'm going to order a pair (I'm already got OEM SS tips on my car).

Those resonators look great on your Chevelle, Darren! I'd be interested in what length you used as well.

Cleaned and polished my A/C box (last week, actually). I used a Powerball with Mother's plastic polish.

Wow, that looks NICE!

Here are the photos I promised (sorry for the delay - the trip yesterday took longer than expected, and I was swamped at work today - this is my first chance). The axle I picked up was a CCF code 3.31 posi. Hope this helps - please PM me if there are any questions. Here the wire runs along the right trunk hinge - there are 2 clips on hinge: Here is routing along the floor - as you can see, excess length was looped (not under asphalt. Speaker wire continues under strip of asphalt underlayment). The strip of underlayment was in addition to the normal layer, which was applied on top of it: Here is routing into trunk next to speaker wire (car had mono rear speaker): Here is the view from the trunk - note clip to trunk divider, the wire runs to the clips on hinge. Here is the routing under the lid to switch. Note that the wire has a plastic sheath to protect it from the hole in the trunk lid to just past the hinge:

Nice work, Jacob!

I just pulled a factory-installed power trunk release, and the wiring to the trunk was routed down the passenger side kick panel and ran in about the same position as the plastic wiring protector/tube on the driver's side, but on the passenger side. The wiring was actually stuck under the asphalt sound deadener most of the way, and then taped to the floor under the rear seat. The wire then went through a hole the right-hand side of the trunk divider and through 2 clips on the passenger side trunk lid hinge to a hole in the trunk lid to the switch. I took photos and would be glad to post them (as soon as I get back from picking up a 12 bolt in Wisconsin on Sunday).

Thanks guys!

Anyone have a recommendation on a reinforced 12-bolt rear end cover, i.e. Moser, TA, etc.?

A very nice gesture on your part, Tony!!!

There is only one cure: go cold turkey and donate the parts you have already accumulated... Would you like my address?

Congrats Davey - great videos too!

Looks great - nice job!

Here's another site that my help (just click the Differential I.D. tab). http://www.jdrace.com/

Here's a link to the information on BB engine swaps (it's from the Tech Archive section of the forum). http://www.firstgenmc.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=244753#Post244753