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Old 06-15-2017, 02:26 PM
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just need to wrap it all up and put it in the car.


 
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Good job.

I was looking around for a solution to wrap the harness for when I do mine and came across this stuff. Looks good and is split so can be retro fitted.

https://www.summitracing.com/newprod...raid-wire-wrap
 
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Originally Posted by warrjon
Good job.

I was looking around for a solution to wrap the harness for when I do mine and came across this stuff. Looks good and is split so can be retro fitted.

https://www.summitracing.com/newprod...raid-wire-wrap
Yeah I'm just going to do some high temp 3m... and perhaps some tubing. What temps does the engine bay reach?

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thank you. It was fun
 
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Old 06-16-2017, 10:30 PM
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Looks professional 👍🏼
 
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when I did mine, I first wrapped it with a HI-TEMP cloth tape, the use the split loom covering. also relocated the injector harness out of the "Death Valley"




Tape I used, bought from Ebay
4Rolls 19mm x 25m Adhesive Cloth Fabric Tape Cable Looms Wiring Harness USA | eBay
 
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Originally Posted by daverb
when I did mine, I first wrapped it with a HI-TEMP cloth tape, the use the split loom covering. also relocated the injector harness out of the "Death Valley"




Tape I used, bought from Ebay
4Rolls 19mm x 25m Adhesive Cloth Fabric Tape Cable Looms Wiring Harness USA eBay
nice... I'm stilling thinking about getting it out of the Vee. Putting it up by the rail
 
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Old 06-20-2017, 07:26 PM
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Getting the injector loom out of the V is a good idea, you can cable tie it to the injector rail.
 
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Originally Posted by 944xjs
nice... I'm stilling thinking about getting it out of the Vee. Putting it up by the rail
Getting it out of the Vee is the most important part of the whole job !

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Getting it out of the Vee is the most important part of the whole job !

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im planning on strapping it to the fuel rail. Just waiting on injector o rings and I'm done!
 
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