Just wondering if anyone has done this or attempted to try it out on the LSJ? I know I've seen them on other cars and such but I was just wondering, because it would look really good completly tucked

 

I plan on doing a bit of cleaning up the wiring when I reinstall my motor, nothing extreme though. Some of my honda friends tuck like it's their job, no wires at all haha but our factory harness is just too dear to tear up and reconfigure.

 

I think that would be an extremely long process. It would look really nice but way too many wires to cut and move

 

i wish it was this easy, ka bam. and if you know tegs they are pretty messy

 

Yeah something very serious would take awhile and very slow process to make sure everything is done right, but if not major id at least want to do a mild tuck cause I'm sure we can all agree, hondas might pop there hood and see rice but we pop ours and see spaghetti

 

Yeah between vacuum lines, coolant lines, electrical lines and fuel lines the LNF is a disaster!

 

Lol yeah most of its all on top too if I'm not mistakin

 

ok i have no clue about anything to do with tucking so where the hell did they move the wires to?

 

Through the center of the firewall, and in the wheel wells.

Took me about 3 days to do my civic. Had to pull the dash. It's very easy to do just takes a lot of patience.

 

And the end results as you can see look amazing!!

 

sub'd to see if anyone has done this with their cobalt...

 

sure, but i dont see ANY, i dont understand

 

Its just to make it look alil bit neater instead of having wires all over the place, you relocate them so everything still works fine but you see none or very few wires at all. People will relocate them to the fire walls. It takes patience and time, and depending how well your knowledge is, some what of a risk cause you might have to add wire in some spots to tuck it out of site but still get it to reach to its connection point

 

well when all you have is a motor sitting in there its not as hard

 

You have to rework the engine harness. Ever hear of Chase Bays? Or Rywire?

They make these type of harnesses.

Edit: look through this

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=1693934

 

lol i know what it is. I was just saying it was a good job

 

Hmmm very interesting

 

Hi BPacak. I think that's not easy as you think. It has a difficult and long process.

 

i know its not that easy ahah. but with our cars we have ac power streering all that bs that most honda pull out. that guy made his own engine harness and all that fun stuff.

 

I think if we could doing a complete wire tuck, our engine would look naked lol so I might throw some fake ***** on her valve cover

 

we got rid of alot of the wires in my lsj. ill see if i can find any pictures

 

Sweet thanks man if you have any that would be great

 

definitely want to see freakta's pictures

 

If I pulled my engine, definitely, and I know a source for nice thin loom too!

I did minor things, like the vac. line that runs over the blower by the TB, I took a heat gun, reformed it and ran it underneath the blower. I tucked some minor deals, and all my boost gauge line and HID wiring is hidden beyond belief, or just done right as I call it.

 

The same concept as Wire management when you build a PC