I’m in need of some guidance to help organize my build up of my drag project. I’m trying to organize work into different stages to help make my work efficient and well thought out. I’m starting out with a chassis that needs a lot. I'm to a point were I've collected enough parts and need to make some progress installing everything.

I need to install/build the following systems:


Strip Car
Repair/Replace rusted panels
Build Seat Brackets
Install Roll Cage
Paint Interior and Engine Bay
Install Fuel System
Install New Brake Lines
Install Engine/Transmission
Build Intake and Turbo manifold
Install intercooler and radiator
Build Charge Pipes and Exhaust
Rewire complete car including EFI
Install Coil over suspension

Is the order I listed a good way to go? Any input would be great. I haven’t done one of these projects on my own before so the more direction I can get the better.

Regards,
Justin



Modified by Justin Olson at 4:00 PM 6/27/2008

 

Is this what your looking to do ?

 

you guys love pictures huh Byron.

 

he wants 2 sell it, lol

 

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Wait until next year when it runs... lol

BTW a picture is worth a thousand words.

Back to live at MIR now.

 

After you painted the cage and you guys rolled it out on the cement pad with Chris in the background. The fiberglass front end is on it and slicks.

 

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so sexy i decided to quote!!!

 

Anyone else have some input on my order and method for breaking down all these jobs into manageable tasks? I don't want to be running around in circles

Justin

 

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Just take your time, and think of everything you can ahead of time. You WILL forget stuff, or find better ways to do it after it's already done. If you take your time and re-do it as I am, you'll be happy in the end.

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damn your right. i wish i dit the full roll cage the first time & didnt now look at what im doing. its a pain to cut out old & add new ect... do it right the first time & it will pay off in the long run