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chask

Tue Jun 08 2010, 05:10pm

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has anyone ever done this before?? im looking to do this ive looked on this huge thread on zlivia but its all mixed up with all sorts of random crap soo idk.. basiclly i want to put my fusebox undermy dash and ive seen it done before im not to sure how hard it would be but i think im gona give it a shot and do a write up

Never Lift

Tue Jun 08 2010, 06:59pm

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its probably best not to do it. Matt and max both did it. On a car that old, a lot of the wiring is brittle. Bending it around like that can cause some of them to break. Also, trouble shooting electrical problems becomes much harder when all of that is shoved under the dash.

Dan at MAX USA

Tue Jun 08 2010, 10:09pm

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show your more professional race car solution...

Never Lift

Wed Jun 09 2010, 12:09am

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haha yeah go with a totally custom harness. My new car has everything rewired custom and uses a panel with circuit breakers rather than fuses so if something blows it turns back on. It came in handy when this guy was riding along last weekend and shoved his foot through my fllorpanel and shorted out eveything back there. or dont do anything. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Hollywood

Sat Aug 28 2010, 04:15am

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Or you could just talk to Jeff Jordan of Jordan innovations. He is the wiring guru.


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