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Crazy Taz and his wire tuck.

shaker hood would be wicked... and I don't think it would be that hard but I'm not doing that after I spendt 1500 on this hood lol
 


yes that would be awesome..
wait a couple years and after all the rocks and dirt that hit that thing, it'll start looking bad again about that time anyways...no offense
 


That's looks great!! I always wondered what a gp with a wire tuck would look like. If I read right further back I think you said your top swapping, then you'll be able to run the plug wires under the blower snout just for a little extra tuck lol wish I had the pacience with electronics
 
redlinepontiac said:
hmm if i give you doll hairs will you hook me up with a wire tuck?
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if I get this done and working without going crazy I was considering pulling all the wires out at some point and making a plug and play wire tuck... but It would'nt be that cheap considering materials alone would cost a good amount
 
^^^^^^^^ Military cannon plug connectors guess whos got all the pinout tools to make them??????





























Hint they come in Sentinel Radar wiring harness repair kits !!!
 


Nah just a perk of being a radar tech now just if i had the time to do a tuck like yours and at the rate im going for engine swaps i could really use a quick disconnect option lol :th_thumb-up:
 
Man I really like the way it looks. But I'd be concerned about moving that fuse box so far away from the battery. Those hot lines are now running to the interior of your car, unfused. If somethin somehow breaks one of those wires, you're looking at a fire, man.
 
KeithGTP03 said:
Man I really like the way it looks. But I'd be concerned about moving that fuse box so far away from the battery. Those hot lines are now running to the interior of your car, unfused. If somethin somehow breaks one of those wires, you're looking at a fire, man.
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the battery has been moved with the fuse box
 
Did you put the battery somewhere other than the trunk?
*Edit....Nevermind, I've been drinkin. I assume you fused the lead to the fuse box. Whiteys FTW!
 
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BillBoost37 said:
I like the fuse box location. That's the kinda nice clean install I was hoping to see. :cool::th_thumb-up:
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Thanks but thats just luck man I was sitting there looking at all the wires then I grabed the fuse box to look at spots to put it and it just happened to be a perfect fit...

and all this fire talk is making me a little concerned lol what all should I add fuses to?
 
Taz Magester said:
and all this fire talk is making me a little concerned lol what all should I add fuses to?
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Fuse the battery lead that goes to the fuse box and you'll be fine. Just make sure you fuse it close to the battery....just like you would an amplifier. Sorry to get you concerned lol. Like I said, I had been drinking and forgot that just fusing the main lead will take care of that.
 
KeithGTP03 said:
Fuse the battery lead that goes to the fuse box and you'll be fine. Just make sure you fuse it close to the battery....just like you would an amplifier. Sorry to get you concerned lol. Like I said, I had been drinking and forgot that just fusing the main lead will take care of that.
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well for now the batterys riding up front next to the fuse boxs because I could only find cable 72ins long around here unless I go buy a few of them and connect them
 
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