any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays
Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (@ries)
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****** aries...that **** looks dope!
</TD></TR></TABLE>****** aries...that **** looks dope!
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (@ries)
i thought ya'll were gonna post some step by steps, i really want to do this to my lude but i'm clueless where as to even start.
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (LOC714)
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i agree.
i agree.
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (LOC714)
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Don't mean to dig up this thread but I too am looking for a little guidance/suggestions for a wire tuck, maybe something a little more than "its self-explainatory". I have my motor out now for build and wondering if there is anything more I can do now that I have access to all of it. Thanks guys!
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Don't mean to dig up this thread but I too am looking for a little guidance/suggestions for a wire tuck, maybe something a little more than "its self-explainatory". I have my motor out now for build and wondering if there is anything more I can do now that I have access to all of it. Thanks guys!
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (maxvtec7500)
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Step 1: Take off the fenders and the wiper cowl.
Step 2: Lengthen wires appropriately.
Step 3: Cable tie/secure the bundles as well as you can.
Step 4: Reinstall fenders and cowling.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Step 1: Take off the fenders and the wiper cowl.
Step 2: Lengthen wires appropriately.
Step 3: Cable tie/secure the bundles as well as you can.
Step 4: Reinstall fenders and cowling.
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (Archidictus)
Thats helpful, but actually what about all the wires to the right of the fuse box? There are a shitload of connectors and stuff and I am wondering if you just tuck them underneath ****.
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Re: any 4th gen ludes out there with wire tuck engine bays (maxvtec7500)
that llooooks swweet. is that an h23? if so what kind of headers are those?do they sound good? and is that the stock intake system? if so its fakkkin clean
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