Sad Story - I have to stop my build for now

So after a long 4 months -- I have had to stop project. The shop completing the work and I could not see eye to eye on things and the worker that was doing the job resigned. So I decided to bring my car home. There is still much to be completed in order for me to be able to drive it. It has no brakes, the hydraulic lines are needed for the power steering, the ac lines are absent, the fuel lines need to be run, i need the headers installed, the wiring is not 100% complete, the radiator is not installed, the transmissions coupling is not secure, the hydroboost setup is not completely installed....there are just so many items that are not done.

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Send it to me and I'll have it finished in just a couple of weeks.....

Where is the car located now?

I am in Richmond, VA -- I have been trying to do things myself. The folks on the board have been more than helpful. Currently I am working on Fuel and Hydroboost. I ended up doing away with the Banjo fitting at the fuel pump -- I am now working on the power steering -- Trying to figure out where/how I will run the lines. There are two banjo fittings on the steering rack -- I am trying to figure out what to do with -- They originally ran to the the PS Pump I believe -- but with me having the BMW hydro boost system I think one line will go to the hydroboost and the other will go to the reservoir. ( I believe) The issue will be what connections will I use. Do I have to use the banjo or can I use other AN fittings?

It sounds like all of the hard things have been done. Just work slowly and think it all through. I am basically re-doing the one I bought because a bunch of things were half assed or the parts were outdated and not up to snuff. (custom half ass welds on the oil pan wept and the uprights were coming apart) So i am learning the build as I take things apart and then coming up with better ways to do things. There are a ton of cool options out there. Or send it to Eric cause he knows it all.

Admin wrote:Send it to me and I'll have it finished in just a couple of weeks.....

If I buy you a airplane ticket to Iceland and back can you finish mine

I will be back in Bowie MD first thing in June, I would be entirely willing to help as much as possible. I'm not extremely familiar with LS1's, but i've done a LOT of work on my swapper, as well as helped others with their various custom/swapped vehicles. My strengths are wiring, welding (particularly exhaust, but I also built my own oil pan and motor mount uprights) and mechanical engine work. I have not done a hydroboost setup myself but I have seen them and read a lot about them, and would be willing to help out with your setup...i'm very mechanically inclined and willing to figure anything out on a car, because chances are I will end up doing it on mine eventually.

PM me if you want to work something out for the summer, that is if you are still working on it then!
Ethan