lets see pics of your relocated coils!
I don't think I have a really up close shot of mine, but you can see them in this pic. It's the small aluminum block with the 2 acorn nuts hanging from the cowl just above the valve covers on either side of the block:
Pretty easy to install. Just be sure to reconnect the plug wires in the proper order. Don't ask how I found out!!
Bryan
Pretty easy to install. Just be sure to reconnect the plug wires in the proper order. Don't ask how I found out!!
Bryan
Originally Posted by Tainted
dude thats ultra clean! what kit is that?
And how did you run the wires under the headers like that?
And how did you run the wires under the headers like that?
Second question: I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you!!
Nah, it was pretty easy. The wires have straight (180 *) boots on them so they come off the block pretty much straight out which is good to clear the headers. Then just zip tied them at various points to keep them together and ran them up and behind the coil pack "brick". Worked out really well because the only part of the plug wires you can see are literally where they come off the plug. Everything else is really concealed.
Bryan
Originally Posted by parbreak
I'll answer the first question: Thunder Racing relo kit. Includes the Taylor 10.4 mm plug wires. Pricey but good quality.
Second question: I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you!!
Nah, it was pretty easy. The wires have straight (180 *) boots on them so they come off the block pretty much straight out which is good to clear the headers. Then just zip tied them at various points to keep them together and ran them up and behind the coil pack "brick". Worked out really well because the only part of the plug wires you can see are literally where they come off the plug. Everything else is really concealed.
Bryan
Second question: I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you!!
Nah, it was pretty easy. The wires have straight (180 *) boots on them so they come off the block pretty much straight out which is good to clear the headers. Then just zip tied them at various points to keep them together and ran them up and behind the coil pack "brick". Worked out really well because the only part of the plug wires you can see are literally where they come off the plug. Everything else is really concealed.
Bryan
heres mine. thunder kit here also. i like the kit, but i would get some plug sleeves or tie the wires out the way. i gotta get 2 new wires cause they were bumpin on hte headers and cracked/melted the rubber
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