My Back Hurts like h3ll! Wire Tuck!
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#44
02-22-2009, 03:37 AM
If you wanted to be safe about the wiring, you could always put techflex arount the wires. It's not really too late, just gotta unbolt and rebolt the ring terminal back on. IMHO, techflex looks SOOOO much better than plastic wire loom. You can get it in a variety of colors and it serves the same purpose.
Only downside is that if you want the shiny look, you wont have that. I think Fry's might have some, but I know you can find it on www.partsexpress.com or even on eBay. But if you have no issues at all now, then it's really not necessary.
Only downside is that if you want the shiny look, you wont have that. I think Fry's might have some, but I know you can find it on www.partsexpress.com or even on eBay. But if you have no issues at all now, then it's really not necessary.
#45
02-22-2009, 04:12 AM
Using TechFlex is a LOT more work. That is, unless you use the type that is similar to split-loom tubing. The normal TechFlex stuff (FLEXOPET) is not split and requires that you de-pin all of the plugs on a given section of the harness that you are trying to sleeve. Sleeving is part of the process in a "complete" wire tuck and is a lot of work. Final appearance is much better as donpisto mentioned.