Harness loom looks ugly.
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You can get it at Summit. It's under Painless Performance Powerbraid. I think there's a kit for EFI motors, but I don't know if it's LS specific. Summit might have their own line of the stuff too.
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The braid I used came from http://www.cabletiesandmore.com . They call it "wrap around braided sleeving"....
Techflex looks to be similar stuff.
Techflex looks to be similar stuff.
That looks incredible.
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Get a cloth measuring tape (the kind used when measuring fabrics), and go out to your car and pop the hood. Look for all of the wiring that stands out to you, that you would like to wrap. Measure the length of each section of wiring and add that up. Different wire bundles may be smaller/bigger than others so you may want to order a couple different sizes of the wrap. So take note of 1) the diameter of the wire bundles you want to wrap, and 2) the length of each of those sections.
Take your time, measure it all out, and buy what you need as well as an extra few feet or so just to have a little extra on hand should you need it for any reason.
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If you have the harness in hand like I did, it was pretty easy. I used 3 different sizes in 10-15' lengths. When I ran out....ordered more.
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Don't use someone else's measurements, you never know exactly what they wrapped and if you personally would like to go further, or if you would like to do less. Don't set yourself up for failure in finding you don't have enough or you have way more than you need.
Get a cloth measuring tape (the kind used when measuring fabrics), and go out to your car and pop the hood. Look for all of the wiring that stands out to you, that you would like to wrap. Measure the length of each section of wiring and add that up. Different wire bundles may be smaller/bigger than others so you may want to order a couple different sizes of the wrap. So take note of 1) the diameter of the wire bundles you want to wrap, and 2) the length of each of those sections.
Take your time, measure it all out, and buy what you need as well as an extra few feet or so just to have a little extra on hand should you need it for any reason.
Get a cloth measuring tape (the kind used when measuring fabrics), and go out to your car and pop the hood. Look for all of the wiring that stands out to you, that you would like to wrap. Measure the length of each section of wiring and add that up. Different wire bundles may be smaller/bigger than others so you may want to order a couple different sizes of the wrap. So take note of 1) the diameter of the wire bundles you want to wrap, and 2) the length of each of those sections.
Take your time, measure it all out, and buy what you need as well as an extra few feet or so just to have a little extra on hand should you need it for any reason.
I always assumed that kind of loom was pretty expensive but after seeing it, its really not too bad.
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