still a long work in progress, just got done tucking the wire harness that goes across the front and taking some useless brackets off Crappy Iphone pic though!

 

^comming along nicely young Jedi...lol

tuck that one grounding wire behind the oil filler

 

^Thx Sean, you are the begining for most people engine bay obsessions haha

and tuck the grounding wire for sure

I need a new intake!

 

^
I think Zack got it the worst.

step one: polished plenum
step two: complete ballin' $$$$$$$ overhaul

 

Very nice work Shane! How long did it take you? How the heck did you AC line get waaaaay over there?

 

what do you mean by the AC Lines way over there..mine are on that side as well...

 

His AC line seems to be pulled way over to the right to me, at least compared to mine. Usually its closer to the intake.....maybe I'm looking at it wrong.

 

it took about 3 hours, had to take off the lower plenum. And cleaning.

But your right just looked at some other pics and my ac line is way to the right i have no idea how that happened, ima go see if i can pull it back and make sure there are no kinks in it my a/c work perfect though!hmm...

 

Yeah, the AC line is definitely out of place.

 

A/C line is definitely out of place. Need to sleeve or wrap main engine harness with something to make it less visible.

 

Thanks for all the compliments guys. Never gone had the same kit installed by our buddy here in Chicago. I really love the red smoldering look!

 

i was looking at the wrong pic....you quoted someone elses.

 

some really nice lookin bays guys. this is giving me a lot of new ideas. My NRG strut bar is on its way along with the battery cover. Kinda want some Samco hoses and a polished plenum. Also about to pull the trigger on the hood shocks.. ill post a pic once i get all my stuff in and engine bay cleaned up.

 

More lighted engine bay pics guys. My car first, then me and some other cars with LED kits done by Project X Customs representing ChicagoZ.com!

 

very cool!! I want to do something like this..what kind of LED's did you use that were heat resistant to engine temps?