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precisionsc54Nov-08-08 02:53 PM
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#101926, "Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"


          

Anyone do a wire tuck on these cars yet? Im looking to see some pics if anyone has tried it.

  

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twinvengesNov-08-08 08:04 PM
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#101928, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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define wire tuck....if you mean the bay is nice and clean , and most wires are wrapped in loom, then im sure there are some on here..lol

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonNov-08-08 08:40 PM
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#101929, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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Nov-08-08 08:44 PM by Star Turbo Talon



          

he is referring to tucking the wires in cavities of the body like you would an old 50's coupe. The use of the term makes me wonder what his age is or the people his father had around during his upbringing......... That is a term i have not heard in a lifetime.

I dont see an introduction thread in the general section but I expect to find one sometiem tomorrow!

  

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eclipse982nrRSTNov-09-08 03:14 AM
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#101931, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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Nov-09-08 03:15 AM by eclipse982nrRST

          

PM taclipse .... he did it.

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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azdaveNov-09-08 05:15 AM
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#101932, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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At least four people have asked me if I'll be doing a "wire tuck" on the GSX I'm rebuilding so it seems to be a pretty common description for hiding as much wiring and hoses as possible to improve the engine bay cosmetics.

This is by taclipse.

  

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precisionsc54Nov-09-08 11:07 AM
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#101933, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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Im a regular on Honda-Tech and that is the term commonly used. Im interested in pics of the wire tuck and engine bay shaved. By shaved I mean all unneeded holes welded and filled shut.

  

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taclipseNov-18-08 09:35 PM
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#101968, "shave"
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Originally posted by precisionsc54
Im a regular on Honda-Tech and that is the term commonly used. Im interested in pics of the wire tuck and engine bay shaved. By shaved I mean all unneeded holes welded and filled shut.


I gave up on shaving the holes. I figured fresh paint and no wires was enough for me!

  

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Warmage12Nov-18-08 09:48 PM
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#101969, "wire tuck"
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Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon
he is referring to tucking the wires in cavities of the body like you would an old 50's coupe. The use of the term makes me wonder what his age is or the people his father had around during his upbringing......... That is a term i have not heard in a lifetime. I dont see an introduction thread in the general section but I expect to find one sometiem tomorrow!


Really??? not tryin to be an ass or call all of you OG's but...

I can't think of even the most riciest guys in the scene not knowing what a wire tuck is...actually that should make you feel younger.

Gotta remeber, trends cycle though generations and whenever they resurface all the young guys think its new...till the OG's show em its not...

I actually have something of an idea that it was a kinda new thing...but a wire tuck in the fifties???? wow. That's some history ed-u-mi-cation for me.

But continue...i wanna do this too while my enigine is still out.

I love my car...
I love Horsepower...
I love reliability...
So why do i own a DSM again?


  

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EDM95Dec-19-08 08:12 PM
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#102040, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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Originally posted by azdave
At least four people have asked me if I'll be doing a "wire tuck" on the GSX I'm rebuilding so it seems to be a pretty common description for hiding as much wiring and hoses as possible to improve the engine bay cosmetics. This is by taclipse.


That guy has one of the cleanest dsm's ever man.
Makes me want to keep working on my dsm until it looks like that.

  

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taclipseDec-20-08 04:14 PM
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#102041, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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Originally posted by EDM95
Originally posted by azdave At least four people have asked me if I'll be doing a "wire tuck" on the GSX I'm rebuilding so it seems to be a pretty common description for hiding as much wiring and hoses as possible to improve the engine bay cosmetics. This is by taclipse.
That guy has one of the cleanest dsm's ever man. Makes me want to keep working on my dsm until it looks like that.


im flattered! lol take a look at some of the changes:

  

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EDM95Dec-20-08 04:34 PM
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#102042, "RE: Wire tuck and engine bay shave?"
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That is looking real nice man keep up the good work.^
Where is your build thread?

  

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