Originally Posted by spAdam

^Lulz. Maybe when people start putting wheels that fit on their cars again Brice. One day.



The way you have it in your diagram is fine. I typically use these to pass power wires through the firewall:



http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g1431

No need for a distribution block.



Sure, welding cable or marine cable are more durable and less expensive than audio cable though.

Originally Posted by codyh

Nope. It probably looks really weird because of lighting. I like it because it gives the front end a very aggressive look. As far as the Prelude community knows, this is the only G-Corp LocoBanana lip in the states. By my research G-corp stopped making lips for hondas and such in the late 90's. Was bought out, and does audio stuff and minor body stuff for japanese van things. It is a bit fat. But the design matches the rear lip.

Maybe this is a more desirable angle?

Originally Posted by codyh

Its a great feeling to have read this thread when I was 14-15 with no car. Just Pipe dreams that most would consider unreachable. I worked my *** in HS. Got tons of help from knowledgeable people. And was able to complete my goal/dream. I finally Get to post a finished product. My 95 Honda Prelude VTEC

I need to say thank you to all those who post informative information in here. Without you all, this would not have been possible. And of course wireworx and Shayspec.

Originally Posted by codyh

Hahaha no he is not rude about about. Shared his piece respectfully and I respect that! :-)

I know it's not a desirable lip :-)

Thanks a lot axix it was such an awesome event! If you want to email the pics that would be awesome! :-) c.hudson3@yahoo.com

Originally Posted by PINKFIFFTY

Hey I am working on doing a full wire tuck and am getting ready to order some wire sleeving and I was wondering what is the biggest size I need for the harness, I was thinking or ordering 1" or maybe 1 1/2" 5ft roll do you guys think it will be enough?

Originally Posted by jsinher3

i am planing to only cover a few small holes and repaint it the original color. can anyone point me to the right direction on how to prep the bay for paint and slight shave?

theres so much information and misinformation i am not sure what i should be following. in terms of shaving i was leaning on using a welder to plug to firewall holes and cover a few small holes but i dont know how to. the other problem is theres a frew brackets i will no longer be using and i dont know how to remove them, like the one that holds the heater lines, fuel filter, and charcoal canister just to name a few.

heres of a pic of my bay, theres a lot of stuff i took out already i just didnt get a chance to update the pic. any help would be greatly appreciated.