Need Wire Loom selection Help
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Need Wire Loom selection Help
I just ordered some yellow Moroso universal wires and don't know the mfg of the aluminum looms that hold the wires over the headers. I don't want to use over the cover looms but rather the neater down the back style. Anyone have a picture, part number for these?
Thanks,
Gary
Thanks,
Gary
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Gary,
Look in my photos. Mine are just the Moroso Super Loom kit.
72171 - Blue
72172 - Red
72173 - Yellow
I may have to pick up a yellow set at Moroso if they are selling stuff at the show (10 July).
Later,
Steve
Look in my photos. Mine are just the Moroso Super Loom kit.
72171 - Blue
72172 - Red
72173 - Yellow
I may have to pick up a yellow set at Moroso if they are selling stuff at the show (10 July).
Later,
Steve
Last edited by SteveG75; Jun 30, 2005 at 01:53 PM.
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Steve, I'm familar with that set. We're using it on our 75. Moroso doesn't sell at the car show. There are a couple of vendors there but it's not a huge swap meet at all. I hope to setup a table with some steering boxes, differential parts, and a cowl hood.
Rosslato yes those are similar but there is a full bracket type loom I've seen at shows and here.
Thanks,
Gary
Rosslato yes those are similar but there is a full bracket type loom I've seen at shows and here.
Thanks,
Gary
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Originally Posted by gtr1999
Steve, I'm familar with that set. We're using it on our 75. Moroso doesn't sell at the car show. There are a couple of vendors there but it's not a huge swap meet at all. I hope to setup a table with some steering boxes, differential parts, and a cowl hood.
Rosslato yes those are similar but there is a full bracket type loom I've seen at shows and here.
Thanks,
Gary
Rosslato yes those are similar but there is a full bracket type loom I've seen at shows and here.
Thanks,
Gary
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Originally Posted by rosslato
do u mean like these? summit and jegs have pics of all the diff looms out there
These are the same looms but for center post valve covers. They are manufactured by Made for You Products.......Jeggs, Summit and probably others carry them.
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MSD spiral core plug wires and Billet Specialties looms.
The looms originally had the #'s 1&3 wires routed around the front of the front tubes, but I cut them back because there wasn't enough clearance for the AC compressor.
AFR 195 straight plug heads, Hooker sidepipe headers, and standard length plugs.
I have good clearance on all the plug wires using these looms and wire seperators.
The looms originally had the #'s 1&3 wires routed around the front of the front tubes, but I cut them back because there wasn't enough clearance for the AC compressor.
AFR 195 straight plug heads, Hooker sidepipe headers, and standard length plugs.
I have good clearance on all the plug wires using these looms and wire seperators.
