Project "Suki" (91 B26i) HID's installed

i dunno if they are the same or not... but i also know i need the damn pigtail for the dizzy too... as when she hit me and broke everything else, she crushed and destroyed the wire harness running to the dizzy

It just so happens that I have the pigtail for mine as well. Although the wires are a bit short. I'll see what I can find around me. There is supposed to be a B2600i in my local PaP but I can't get there till Friday

i hope you get your truck up and runnin again. this was one of the threads i actually read all the way through.lol not just looked for pics.

well i've been piecing together parts, i've collected some tools... and i've started the rebuild process... its been slow with the problems i've been having with my back, neck and shoulders, and i've had to wait out some time before i could get started... also really havent had the motivation... like someone said in the forgotten builds topic, the project in front of you is huge and daunting and can feel overwhelming, but if you work on it piece by piece, do it in small chunks, its much easier to handle. so here are the pics, i've got the new core support bolted to the frame, and welded in on the passenger side, and i've got my new driver fender tub trimmed up, not all the way to where i can start tacking it in, but close enough for some test fitting...

That's looking better already! Keep up the good work there! also learned that the b2600i distributor is different than the one that I have, so I can't help ya there unless I find a MPV 2.6 to scrap for ya.

Starting to look like a complete truck again - nice work. IMO slapping on the grill / bumper is a no brainer. What you have done so far would be the part that bothered me. Good luck on the rest and as always keep us posted.

Nice leland...soooo thats what a garage id for

looking good man.. makes me wish i had kept mine and did the work to her

it atleast a way to learn some skills...

Dude you're doing a great job. Looks like everything is lining up nicely. That welded is just what you needed.