Engine Bay Wire Tuck
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Monte Of The Month -- November 2010
2010 Monte Of The Year
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,626
From: Grove City, Ohio
I don't know yet. I have only been able to take it to the 1/8th. The times weren't a whole lot better than factory. It was completely my fault... 8.8 @ 96 mph... TRACTION gods were offended. Terrible 60' times also. I don't remember what exactly. I have had a whole lot more experience with the car since then and I believe that I will make a significant improvement.
Monte Of The Month -- February 2009
2009 Monte Of The Year
2009 Monte Of The Year
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 2,810
From: over here
there's not a whole lot you can tuck away the wires with these newer generation cars. the only thing i say you can do is add some braided stainless steel sleeves or replace with after market hoses/wires that should give a nice finish touch to it. i'm not much into chrome parts. i like both of chrome and colors combination in the engine bay.
Monte Of The Month -- March 2011
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 1,835
From: Shelby, MI
Holy Wow! I love the turbo LS4!
Um, as far as wires there really isn't much that you can do unless you rewire it or throw some wire loom over some of that (I don't recommend that). I understand why you don't like the engine's looks with the engine cover off, but I really do like it without the cover better. Show off that V8
Um, as far as wires there really isn't much that you can do unless you rewire it or throw some wire loom over some of that (I don't recommend that). I understand why you don't like the engine's looks with the engine cover off, but I really do like it without the cover better. Show off that V8
