It's ALIVE!!!!!!...,see it , hear it , FEAR it!!!!!! (video)

Well, today I made the baby cry.......I feel like a proud new papa or probably more like Dr. Frankenstein....picture lightening bolts and electric arcs and thunder


Actually I fired the Hillbillyborn Injection(tm) for the first time today. I got the wiring in the mail this morning and spent the afternoon plugging it all together. I have some small tuning issues but overall I'm pretty stoked that it even runs!

The video is just from my little digital camera....the quality is poor but you get the idea ......it sounds wayyyy better in person, believe me.....oh, I look way better in person too.....really!....no really!......no not really....
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YAHOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! Nothing sounds better than an uncorked 6.



Go man go!


Tim

 

That is way way cool. Keep posting on this build!

 

sounds good!!! i like the wagon too!

 

Yeah Baby! Sounds good.

 

Better check that front driver wheel before you take it for a spin!!

Nice job, I watched your other threads when you were building it!!! Very Cool!!!

 

Jethro.....That's fantastic man.....I've been watching the build, and you've done an amazing job....that 6 is gonna blow some minds......congrats !.....

 

How much to set it up with the ecm???

 

Dig the Stovebolt, Man. What's it going in?
Great fab job, looks & sounds sick!

Ditto on the Wagon.

 

Cool stuff. Like the "Doc Brown" intro. It reminded me of Back to the Future! Only this thing is cooler!

 

That's frickin' cool, man. Way to go!!



Malcolm

 

way go mang...

cant wait to see her all up and built!!!!!!!!!

 

That totally ROCKS Jethro! Well done! Love a sixpack in full song! Regards, Dave.

 

That's sweet! Nice job.

 

Jethro ... that is way cool ... how long have you been working on this setup for your motor...?

 

Any thoughts about adding some insulation to your fuel lines that run above the exhaust pipes?

 

Ice Cold Cool!!! Thanx for the thrill!! That baby is easy on the eyes as well!! Job well done, as usual Bubbas guys rule!! ~Sololobo~

 

Glad you finally got it fired up! Sounds good!

 

Thanks for all the props guys!...means alot!

I figure with the injectors and wiring harness and sensors there's about $800-$900 into it not including my machining and incidentals...I used all over the counter GM stuff.....could have probably scrounged a lot of it for less

Thanks!....It's going in a 30 model A coupe

About a year and a half , maybe a bit more

Actually the fuel lines have lots of clearance and it'll be open hood so there should be lots of air for cooling......time will tell. I like the look of the stainless hardlines, don't want to cover them up with insulation if I don't have to

 

Great innovation, good lookin' and it sounds fantastic!

 

Kick ass , ya gotta be proud of that one !!!!!!!!!

 

You got that right!.....I want to thank you for all your help with this project....also for putting me in touch with Larry....Thanks again Jim.............Jeff

 

Bad ass!!!

 

very cool

 

SA-Weet Jethro, dig hot sixes...............

 

Wished my six in the 54 sounded that bad ass.... wanna trade :~)

 

Damn! That sounds GOOD!

Nick.

 

Fantastic! it lives! very nice work indeed

 

Tuff. Looks real good Jethro.

 

Jethro, As I just got here can you give some of the pieces you used to create your injection , as I plan to turbo and fuel inject a 1941 straight 8 chrysler for my street rod . Thanks Rob