Does anyone know how to Wire Tuck/Shave The Engine Bay?
Please PM or Comment Below. :)
Theres a example here in the pic i posted up Attachment 23165
Cheers :p:thumbsup:
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Does anyone know how to Wire Tuck/Shave The Engine Bay?
Please PM or Comment Below. :)
Theres a example here in the pic i posted up Attachment 23165
Cheers :p:thumbsup:
Talk to user "su-woop" the guy tucks bays real good.
Google.
unplug everything and move it around till you cant see it
move engine in the boot gets you real clean engine bay bro
If your in Sydney go and see James at ISON Industries in Blacktown.
To wire tuck its simple just redo engine loom so that its just long enough to the firewall.
As for shaving the bay it requires:
Welding
Bogging
Sealing
Painting
There are many ways of doing it and many guideline threads on Honda tech
It's all about being creative so u can come up with ur own way of doing it.
I'm currently shaving my bay and I'll post once it's done
Extremely time consuming and tedious task! Better to DIY so you know where everything is rather than getting someone else to do it.
That's why ppl who do it themselves deserves respect. The work, detail and attention put into itQuote:
Originally Posted by tiksie
If you havent yet do try the rywire link.
they really will be able to help out, there looms look sweet and i dont think you could find better
http://www.rywire.com/catalog/milspe...rness-p-1.html
That would be the 2nd best bet! Rywire goodness! It will cut AGES off the time to DIY and will probably cost way less in labour hours haha.
Fkn LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by mocchi
If you want to do it urself which is more flexible in where u mount the disconnect plug. You can try chase bay's DIY loom
EDIT:
Cheaper than ur average loom.
http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...27407703_n.jpg
Wire tucking...
http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...41818615_n.jpg
James' loom under construction!
Ask joeybrah, cause some wiretucks just don't cut it...trololol
& To get OP's linked picture..it'll cost around 5k
Seam sealer is good for fililing gaps, it's flexible, paintable and easy to use.
^ :thumbsup:agreed