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    Coil Relocation

    i know there are people on here that are moving the coils off the valve covers, i would like to know where they are putting them, and if anyone has pictures of the new coil placement.

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    thanks for the pictures, did the gas lines get in the way? and thats a bad ass motor

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    we've been putting them down below mounted on the oil pan, mounts, etc, really hides them and cleans up the engine bay.

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    What have you guys done, as far as wiring harness, to accommodate the relocation of the coils?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet View Post
    What have you guys done, as far as wiring harness, to accommodate the relocation of the coils?
    pull the coil harness to the back of the engine, then install the extensions, that's it.

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    i rerouted/extended my harness a few years ago to make it long enough. However you can buy the extensions which will work for you
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    to extend the harness is there a extension harness that some one makes, or can you just cut out the origional harness and pull the plug out to make it longer and then tape it back up

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