ive seen some pictures of a couple guys hide the spark boxes behind the block inbetween the block and the firewall and i wanted to see if anyone new of anyone how makes those or has pics or comments about the?
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ive seen some pictures of a couple guys hide the spark boxes behind the block inbetween the block and the firewall and i wanted to see if anyone new of anyone how makes those or has pics or comments about the?
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you seen my work and i believe only one other person has copied my idea. my motor has solid motor mounts, thats how i get away with it. no body makes the kit, since it was a thought i had and decided to do. Im sorry but i wont duplicate the kit either. Nothing personal but different applications, to many variances to make it as a kit
coils.Quote:
Originally Posted by DAmarcus28
Thunder Racing - Coil Relocation
really all you need is longer wires... and a bracket to hold the coils.
sick! 200 bucks is cheap! i wanna get new valve covers thats why like how quik has his set up it looks sooo clean with those chevrolet valve covers
That kit they have for sale is for the f body... not the truck... But you might be able to make it work.
quik SAYS he wont duplicate the kit... bit he already sent me the design and im marketing it as we speak... haha
hell I've already got it in production in a chinese sweat shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckysbht
I got breast milk from a Cambodian woman :lol: BEAT THAT
Quik -Quote:
Originally Posted by Quik
What wires are those? I need blue wires for my setup.
Thanks,
S.C.
Not positive...but Im pretty sure they are Taylor Wires...Quote:
Originally Posted by SCIV
What's the point? Cool lookin' it is but the short plug wires are a + of the LS engines.
thats the point. Looks a lot better.
Really? Subjective subject....especially at such a high price.
when you run out of things to do to a vehicle you start to improvise and get creative. make things look better
Does that happen? I always run out of money first.
+1
Actually, not sure Greg. I ran out of money on mine a long time ago but there are a lot of things I could do to make it "look better"....but $200 to put long ass plug wires on it is not one of them...:LOL:
Yes, it looks cool on something show quality like Quik's but would be out of place on most. Just my $0.02.
I dont think Quik paid 200 bucks for his... Most likely just some scrap pieces of metal or aluminum and nuts and bolts. So yeah an inexpensive mod, that makes it look better, most likely won't notice a difference in spark travel as far as performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
Werd. I dont plan on spending $200 on a ''kit'' I might buy some longer wires, but Ill make the brackets myself. I just wonder if the harness will reach. Then I can get some nice valve covers, and show them off, the coils are ugly IMO. Unless you have the MSD ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckysbht
I would like to do this as well as do all the wiring to hide it better. Mine is cluttered pretty nicely
I like them the way they are. I think it's one of the major upgrades that make the LS engines better than previous designs. I've had so much trouble with long plug wires getting burnt, etc. on old school stuff I'll leave mine the as is.
The harnesses should reach if you cut the tape off. I'm considering rewiring or rerouting my Denali engine compartment completely to make it look cleaner but I'll leave the coil near plug ignition. Hahahaha I'm off until the 29th so we'll see...
I bet if we try, and have a shop *cough jons* we could do it pretty easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckysbht
sciv they are Taylor wires. most expensive part was the wires and the tool to crimp.
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quik