Scorp..............................
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Scorp..............................
I bought the same wire looms that you did from Summit (Made for You). The aluminum brackets that screw into the block went on fine...but when I began screwing the small filter that connects to the exhaust manifold (passenger and driver side) I ran out of room. How did you bypass this problem? Extension?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
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Re: Scorp.............................. (Dave's_88)
I bought the same wire looms that you did from Summit (Made for You). The aluminum brackets that screw into the block went on fine...but when I began screwing the small filter that connects to the exhaust manifold (passenger and driver side) I ran out of room. How did you bypass this problem? Extension?
Does this help at all?
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Re: Scorp.............................. (scorp508)
On the picture you just posted....there is a silver tube, directly under the wires, that connects the exhaust manifold to a black rubber hose. There is an acorn shaped filter (directly under the front plastic wire retainer in your picture) that screws into the the front of the filter.
This filter on my '88 hits the aluminum bracket that holds the red plastic wire retainer. In your picture it looks as if this filter, along with the silver tube, have been pushed away from the engine a bit.
Did you have to alter anything to get the aluminum brackets to fit?
This filter on my '88 hits the aluminum bracket that holds the red plastic wire retainer. In your picture it looks as if this filter, along with the silver tube, have been pushed away from the engine a bit.
Did you have to alter anything to get the aluminum brackets to fit?
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Re: Scorp.............................. (Dave's_88)
Did you have to alter anything to get the aluminum brackets to fit?
Here is another angle.....
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Re: Scorp.............................. (scorp508)
Scorp,
Thanks a lot. I just wanted to make sure that this was the way to do it before I started "bending things." :D
-Dave ;)
Thanks a lot. I just wanted to make sure that this was the way to do it before I started "bending things." :D
-Dave ;)
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Re: Scorp.............................. (Dave's_88)
Thanks a lot. I just wanted to make sure that this was the way to do it before I started "bending things." :D
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Re: Scorp.............................. (scorp508)
Scorp, which looms did you order from Summit? I just got a new set of Taylors, but I dont want to put them in yet because for some reason, there are no looms in there. The old wires are all put in on top of everything, not where they are supposed to be. I went to the dealer to get the factory looms that bolt to the valve covers, and they wanted like 100 bucks for the parts, and I don't know which ones to order from the catalog. Also, do you think that the ones you have would work on my '85 without aluminum heads? I want to order these before I put the wires in so they don't end up resting on the exhaust manifold.... :eek: Thanks in advance
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Re: Scorp.............................. (tan85vet)
I need to get some for my LT1.. do they make these? (same MSD 8.5mm wires)
[Modified by Glock'94, 3:11 AM 9/18/2001]
[Modified by Glock'94, 3:11 AM 9/18/2001]
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Re: Scorp.............................. (Glock'94)
For the wire looms (I bought the exact set as Scorp):
http://www.made4uproducts.com
Click on Wire Loom Kits
Click on Chevy Center Bolt Kits for the aluminum brackets (bolt onto the engine block)
Click on V-8 Separator Kits for the vertical or horizontal plasitic wire looms
Don't buy directly from made4uproducts. It's actually cheaper to buy from http://www.summitracing.com
The part numbers at summit are the same as the numbers at made4uproducts...just stick "mfy" before the number (made for you).
The aluminum brackets are $20.95 (set of 4)
The vertical wire loom kit is $43.25
:D :D :D :D :D Enjoy!
[Modified by Dave's_88, 10:17 AM 9/18/2001]
http://www.made4uproducts.com
Click on Wire Loom Kits
Click on Chevy Center Bolt Kits for the aluminum brackets (bolt onto the engine block)
Click on V-8 Separator Kits for the vertical or horizontal plasitic wire looms
Don't buy directly from made4uproducts. It's actually cheaper to buy from http://www.summitracing.com
The part numbers at summit are the same as the numbers at made4uproducts...just stick "mfy" before the number (made for you).
The aluminum brackets are $20.95 (set of 4)
The vertical wire loom kit is $43.25
:D :D :D :D :D Enjoy!
[Modified by Dave's_88, 10:17 AM 9/18/2001]
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Yup, that is what I bought. I can't believe the foolish brackets were $20 bucks. There is another and cleaner (in my opinion) style that brings the wires straight over the valve covers. I didn't get them because it covers the emblem on the driver's side.
Makes it look like this....
Holy..... they didn't have these a month or so ago.... I kinda like them!
Makes it look like this....
Holy..... they didn't have these a month or so ago.... I kinda like them!