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Topic: Questions on cleaning up my engine bay?
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Coyoteswapfox92
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Well I am working on a project car and I have been sanding the car and preping the boby for paint(someday). Well since theres no motor in the bay I wanted to clean it up and get it painted also. I'm gonna fill in all the holes I don't need. Does anyone or has anyone ever hidden there wires in the engine bay under the fenders? How would I go about doing this? Do I need to add length to any of the wires? Heres a few before pics....I'll keep everyone updated and keep the help coming thanks.
 Hope the pics came out
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1992 Coyote project under construction.
Posts: 1052 | From: Yuba City, Ca | Registered: Jan 2004
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chosen1
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yes, you will have to lengthen some wires.
i helped rob out with his v8 swap and we hid as much as we could. it was tedious, but worth it in the end.
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1967 Fastback. Should go 10's -but doesn't
1993 Cobra
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1966 Coupe -For Sale
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BlackNGold
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A lot of guys relocate their started soleniod and coil behind the drivers apron...
There was a company that made fiberglass strut tower/apron covers for Fox Body's, so that you didn't have to fill all those holes...
Good luck!
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Posts: 5132 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Dec 2001
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