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Finished the driver side today (less the motor grounds). I chose not to run all the wiring under the motor and instead ran them up the side in the space
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Finished the driver side today (less the motor grounds). I chose not to run all the wiring under the motor and instead ran them up the side in the space between the timing covers and the block. Although they aren't "tucked" they end up looking much cleaner. Here are a couple pics.
   Now for the passenger side.  Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I know this is an old thread but I wanted to ask if you guys are re pinning the wiring, cutting the plug and soldering or merely shrinking the excess wiring into the main trunk?
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