Foxbody Engine Bay Clean-up

[Quarterhorse 2]

Looks Great! Lotta work but it paid off !

[Ozz]

I agree 100%...!!!

Here is a nice writeup on cleaning up/hiding Fox wires by Smokinstangs member Ozz

http://www.soniccherry.com/wires.html

I just hid my main harness behind the dash. I should've documented all of that nonsense for an update to that page.

[Chet-b]

I just hid my main harness behind the dash. I should've documented all of that nonsense for an update to that page.

How much room did you have behind the dash??? I was thinking of going this route? I want to hide everything possible.

[Ozz]

How much room did you have behind the dash??? I was thinking of going this route? I want to hide everything possible.

There's surprisingly a lot of room behind the dash, but in a couple areas there is very little to no room because of the way the vent ducting mates up to itself. The top of the dash bolts in place all along a strip that spans all the way across the car. This is where the currently-existing wire harness is pinned to (held in w/those 'Christmas tree' push plugs). What I did was take my new wire harnesses and tuck them up above that one, and pinned it back in place. At that point it's like nothing new is taking up space.

[JR@Dez]

ScottRod's products are awesome, especially for the money. I've been friendly him for a couple of years and he's always been a great person to deal with. And he's a wizard with sheetmetal.

[91notchback]

to smooth a bay is easy and kind of fun ive been doing mine for a while picking at it once and a while and i made all the panels will be worth it when its ready