View Poll Results: Should we create a Wiring Forum?
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Should we create a Wiring (working title) Forum?
I think a separate Forum for Wiring/Gauges/Electrical would be a good idea. These issues get posted & buried in several other forums now. For instance I have had to search thru the Engine, Tranny & Gears forums to find how others have installed their temp sensors. The info is here, but it takes a while to find it the way it's setup now.
I think its a great idea to give a go at, I've definitely had trouble hunting down issues before and searching for electrical posts across half a dozen forums with the search button not exactly workin great is slightly frustrating. Centralized info is great!!
Originally Posted by Boostaholic
I think it fits in this forum here. I mean anyone using a aftermarket PCM will probably be doing some wiring and they will be posting in this forum, it all kind of goes together IMO.
for example I posted this in the Drag Tech section this morning.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/295057-aftermarket-gauges-w-stock-pcm.html
It would be cool to have more than just the Drag guy's to see it
Brad
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/295057-aftermarket-gauges-w-stock-pcm.html
It would be cool to have more than just the Drag guy's to see it
Brad
I believe that anything related to OEM or After Market Control Modules (including wiring questions), scanning and tuning should be in this forum. I also believe as I mentioned before that we should have a separate forum called Electrical Systems, Wiring and Accessories which would cover gages, etc. Now, there might be an exception regarding WBAFR wiring and interfacing with Scanners and pyrometers (exhaust gas or turbine inlet temperature gages) that would be appropriately handled here.
Steve
Steve
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I think its a great idea John 
As we continue to mod our cars more and more, that usually means more electrical work as well.
I recently had my ENTIRE car's electrical system redone so that it looks OEM again instead of a million different wires running everywhere tapping off of every other wire and ground
http://community.webshots.com/user/meanws6
As we continue to mod our cars more and more, that usually means more electrical work as well.
I recently had my ENTIRE car's electrical system redone so that it looks OEM again instead of a million different wires running everywhere tapping off of every other wire and ground
http://community.webshots.com/user/meanws6
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Originally Posted by Stryker
i can only see it being a good thing.. kinda gives all the wiring guru's a place to lay nest.
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From: Louisiana
Originally Posted by jimmyblue
I think Electrical in general, non-audio electronics
might fit here too. Charging and lighting systems,
power accessories, harness and connector info, that
kind of stuff.
might fit here too. Charging and lighting systems,
power accessories, harness and connector info, that
kind of stuff.
