S13 wire tuck
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S13 wire tuck
The title pretty much says it all. i was going to do this back home in Indy but i dont think i'm going now. i need to do some wire tucking on the s13 and i pretty much hate wires and i was wondering if anybody on here has done it, i'm sure somebody has. if so, could you give me tips? thanks.
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Re: S13 wire tuck
The title pretty much says it all. i was going to do this back home in Indy but i dont think i'm going now. i need to do some wire tucking on the s13 and i pretty much hate wires and i was wondering if anybody on here has done it, i'm sure somebody has. if so, could you give me tips? thanks.
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Re: S13 wire tuck
lol well... the motor is in, its been in for a long time. the shit just looks kinda like ass and it needs to be fixed. thanks for the tips.
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Re: S13 wire tuck
also go to an audio store and get black loom, when you re-route things it obviously wont be in the stock loom and you dont want wires just hanging around. That way down the road if you need to pull the harness you're not snaking loose wires around things.
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Re: S13 wire tuck
You have to have some creativity. Plan out what you are going to do. Trace out the wire harness now to see where everything goes and then determine where you can hide it.
There will be splicing and soldering involved. The more time you take the better the outcome. Don't be afraid to drill holes or use an existing hole in the fire wall. Make sure to use rubber grommets.
There will be splicing and soldering involved. The more time you take the better the outcome. Don't be afraid to drill holes or use an existing hole in the fire wall. Make sure to use rubber grommets.
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