Wire tuck
11-05-2009, 08:33 PM
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Re: Wire tuck
Not for under 350. Electronics and wiring aren't something I like to skimp on. Not saying B-Well and others do a bad job but spools of shrink wrap, wires, pins and proper crimping tools aren't cheap. Neither is the time it takes to properly route all wires under the motor.
11-08-2009, 07:56 PM
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Re: Wire tuck
Not for under 350. Electronics and wiring aren't something I like to skimp on. Not saying B-Well and others do a bad job but spools of shrink wrap, wires, pins and proper crimping tools aren't cheap. Neither is the time it takes to properly route all wires under the motor.
depending on what he wants done, the price will not be under 350 for long.
a completely redone engine harness alone is in that range lol
i have just about all parts on hand and i will be doing 2 complete bay tucks (fuel/clutch/brakes/batt/fuse/HL harness/Engine harness) this coming week
i love this stuff.
11-08-2009, 08:27 PM
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Re: Wire tuck
correct sir,
depending on what he wants done, the price will not be under 350 for long.
a completely redone engine harness alone is in that range lol
i have just about all parts on hand and i will be doing 2 complete bay tucks (fuel/clutch/brakes/batt/fuse/HL harness/Engine harness) this coming week
i love this stuff.
depending on what he wants done, the price will not be under 350 for long.
a completely redone engine harness alone is in that range lol
i have just about all parts on hand and i will be doing 2 complete bay tucks (fuel/clutch/brakes/batt/fuse/HL harness/Engine harness) this coming week
i love this stuff.
While I ask I will go search the google.
11-09-2009, 06:26 AM
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Re: Wire tuck
-Giant ass fuel filter and rubber hoses removed and replaced with ss braided and inline filter
-clutch hardline that runs to the passenger sider and passed the tranny mount then becomes a hose all gets replaced with stainless braided
nothing remains on firewall and all connections are stainless & A/N red/blue. All brake line is replaced with stainless as well
11-09-2009, 06:30 AM
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Re: Wire tuck
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I'm taking Jon's Motor out Friday AM before I go to work and then you have the rest of the day til 8pm/saturday to wire tuck the motor B-well. Lol
I'm taking Jon's Motor out Friday AM before I go to work and then you have the rest of the day til 8pm/saturday to wire tuck the motor B-well. Lol
11-10-2009, 02:45 PM
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-Brake lines moved to the inside, only the 2 primary lines are visable
-Giant ass fuel filter and rubber hoses removed and replaced with ss braided and inline filter
-clutch hardline that runs to the passenger sider and passed the tranny mount then becomes a hose all gets replaced with stainless braided
nothing remains on firewall and all connections are stainless & A/N red/blue. All brake line is replaced with stainless as well
-Giant ass fuel filter and rubber hoses removed and replaced with ss braided and inline filter
-clutch hardline that runs to the passenger sider and passed the tranny mount then becomes a hose all gets replaced with stainless braided
nothing remains on firewall and all connections are stainless & A/N red/blue. All brake line is replaced with stainless as well
I am thinking about doing this to the celica just for the hell of it. Move all my fuses to the glove box.
Thanks for the info.