Liscense and registration...
 

And... MSD...? :nod:

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Had a good day to work on the car so I did.. Dropped the passenger header to delete some pesky heat shielding that had been rattling, and in the process decided to do some cleaning. Deleted what was left of the cruise control and since the tire was off... took the MSD6AL that had been hiding in there and re wired it sooo its no in the glove box. :wink: Also mounted my coil finally onto the frame rail where the cruise control was. Good day of work. I have to wrap the wires in conduit where they run up over the passenger side wheel. But it was nice to get things organized.

your spelling is ftl. it's license not liscense.

EDIT: nice work cleaning up teh camaro

oh?

ouch tough crowd.. but nice man

good place to hide. hope cops dont search the car ever they might think its a bomb ha ha

hahaha

Random question, for the people running a 6AL, does yours hum?

when i had a 6AL it used to sing alot but never hummed :lol:

Eh, it just makes noise, ah well, downside of having it up close and personal.

at least if it catches fire youll know early on.... hahah.... "why is the glove box smoking"

Mine is in the engine bay so I can't hear it...though I didn't think I heard it singing Freebird once.

sweeeeeeeeeeet

Yup, easy access to swap RPM limiters now.

it hums? What kind of noise does it make?

Hums, best way to describe it. If the radio is off, you can audibly hear it.

I've heard it before. Kind of like a buzzing noise. I'm not sure if it's normal or not.

Eh, no way to tell I suppose.

hit it with a hammer... see if it stops...

get a computer fan, you won't hear the hum anymore

not like a whine sort of? almost like a supercharger?

No no. Like an electronic hum. And hitting it with a hammer would be bad, unless you wanna buy me the new digital 6AL.

doesnt get too hot in there?

I dunno, hasn't felt hot yet. I will keep an eye on it.

i was being sarcastic.... duhhh!!

My thoughts exactly. MSD techs recommend some form of air flow across it.