imported_hdave

ya u gotta make osme longer
and my friend told me they are hidden in fenders and stuff like that
basically where u can put them where u cant see

imported_My93Civic

DAMN THOSE ENGINE BAYS ARE CLEAN.

Sorry I had to use caps, NO WIRES!!!! Ultra clean and sick.

Turbo4U

Some are hidden in the fender, and some in the dash.

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imported_viper

I am noticing on most of those pix that no one has power steering, or its relocated....and what happened to the brake lines that wire into the prop valve? doet see those either.....looks like a tonne of work...and if one was to use the bondo method to go over wires....how the hell would you get at anything if you had a problem?

iam_immigrant

sounds like too much trouble. But i guess if you like it and if you wanna build a show car.

92extremehatch

the wire harness is cut and lengthened for each area that needs to be re run, the wires are run underneath the frame rails and inside the fender wells everything is concealed neatly, dont use bondo u must be crazy, the brakes lines and prop valves are usually lowered behind the intake manifold and the engine block

imported_1PhatCX

that white ef is hot

burner

wow those are some clean CLEAN A$$ ENGINES.
How much hp does this do for them? The extra space under the hood there must do at least what 10-20??

imported_Mischev

on integra you have to remove powersteering, i'm pretty sure its the same for civics

unless you do some serious cutom work

chris_si98

are you being serious? lol

Nova_Dust

It does take time and skill, no doubt. New rice or not, it is not as easy as slapping on a "JDM style front lip" and paint your roof "black".

92extremehatch

i happen to like my painted black roof

Nova_Dust

That's all it matters.

imported_t_dot_SiR

i think the wire tuck thing is not that ricey IMO... in fact, it will make your car more appealing if its a show car... and in terms of performance, the engine bay seem to have better air circulation...

is there a turbo b-series with wiretuck?

but to a daily driver, wiretuck is not that necessary unless you're gonna flash your engine bay around...

but like it or not, its upto the owner him/herself... to me, i like it... but at this point, its not worth it yet to me...

imported_JDMman

i don't see a point ither... id rather just clean it up make things shinny and orginize the wires so i can get as many of them running together,... so that it looks more clean... i don't like those engine bays they look naked...

Nova_Dust

Sometimes, less wires make things a bit easier. It is just another DIY thingy and making a statement.

armash

its more of a show car thing than a performance issue and at the end of the day its all abt personal preference as to what you want to do to ur ride

imported_Lonely Racer

its time consuming...... it be one of the last things i would do if i was to do it........ but yaaa looks supper nice and clean

imported_My93Civic

If you have your engine tuck, you better have a habit of washing the engine bay to look nice. Especially if your bay is black, it picks up dust fast.

imported_GHT

how is wire tuck rice??? ur just hating cause u probably have a rusted engine bay and cant do it. Stop hating on peoples tastes and just give tips. As for the wire tuck here is a pic on a b series engine



i think it looks nice but it will be expensive to find a quality place. Also to fix things it would be very hard for other shops/dealers to find the problem and therefor more $$$ on labour. Think long and hard before making ur decision. No doubt it makes ur bay look cleaner but maintenance is a B*tch.