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Old 10-Feb-2006, 09:30 AM
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Wire Tuck/hiding

hey guys....has anyone seen a wire tuck DIY? was looking to attempt this this year...I have seen some sick pix and really clean jobs done...anyone found a place that shows where or how to do this?

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Old 10-Feb-2006, 12:13 PM
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No, I think he means engine bay.
It doesn't look that noticeable on a Civic, cause you can still see some wires. On vw's you can't see a thing so on them it looks good.
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Old 10-Feb-2006, 02:24 PM
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yeah it was the civic engine bay wire tuck...I have seen a few pix...but was wondering if there is anything comprehensive on it?
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Originally posted by viper
yeah it was the civic engine bay wire tuck...I have seen a few pix...but was wondering if there is anything comprehensive on it?
I searched the web today, and only saw a couple of pics (even on Honda Tech). I wonder if you might want to pose the question there too, hopefully one of those guys who did it might give some insight.
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ive seen civics bays where you cant see any wires.
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Man those tuck jobs are sick. They make your engine bay look like a real ummm...."ENGINE BAY". No wires anywhere, just straight focus on the engine. Makes the visual appeal much more appealing. But I imagine the process will take a long time and lots of headaches.
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I'm going to attempt this in a month or two also..

I'll see what I can find on the web.
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Old 13-Feb-2006, 11:05 AM
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when are we starting on the tuck James... :P let's do it. now is the perfect time since your motor will be half taken apart.

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lol whenever we do the charger install...if you want to take that on yourself mike...go for it....lol
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Old 26-Feb-2006, 07:16 PM
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From reading on honda tech its not that easy to do, here are some pics for ya. Theres a whole section of lile 65 pages of wire tucks.
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^ the new rice, completely pointless.
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Originally posted by USDMSIG
^ the new rice, completely pointless.
maybe in your opinion. That looks very clean and is an eye catcher imo
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Originally posted by chris_si98


maybe in your opinion. That looks very clean and is an eye catcher imo
Im more of function over looks, its pointless because most of those wires are behind fenders hidden away, pain in the *** working on the car, finding the wires, etc...
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ya that definitely looks amazing i wish there was enough de greaser in the world to clean out my engine bay like that
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ya that definitely looks amazing i wish there was enough de greaser in the world to clean out my engine bay like that
haha same here man
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Originally posted by USDMSIG

Im more of function over looks, its pointless because most of those wires are behind fenders hidden away, pain in the *** working on the car, finding the wires, etc...
Thats why you do it right the first time, and it looks bad ***
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Thats very nice... Should i attempt that on my EF, with a rusted out engine bay? lol...
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i've always wondered where the hell do all the wires go??
And like arent some of the wires too short to stash away?
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