I also love the fact that I have stage 3 w/ toys, and most people can't even tell I'm anything other than stock. Even used a dark vacuum line for the demand-regulated fuel rail as to not draw attention. And the toybox I added black wiring and routed it as to not be able to see it. Only those who REALLY know what to look for would know.
I also love the fact that I have stage 3 w/ toys, and most people can't even tell I'm anything other than stock. Even used a dark vacuum line for the demand-regulated fuel rail as to not draw attention. And the toybox I added black wiring and routed it as to not be able to see it. Only those who REALLY know what to look for would know.
And N2MB... perhaps we should adopt?
Black wiring or black wrap?
Mine was an early unit, and the wiring was not long enough to route "covertly" so I got the same style of wiring w/ a black shield, and extended the wiring. I ended the gray wiring under the dash, and ran the black the rest of the way.
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Where did you find black wiring? I couldn't find a multi-conductor cable in black.
We had it in the bottom of a drawer here at work... I believe it had more wires than we needed, but I can't remember where it originated from. I'm not sure if it has any labels on it at all.
Ahh, very nice. Yes, the newer version has more then enough wiring to install it in the trunk
That's definately a good thing. I think the center console is still the best place. My only gripe, is that when I do that, that the buttons are facing away from me , and I can't see the illumination during the day. I could have installed it upside down, but I liked the wiring facing down... much neater look for me. But it stays on max boost, and it's just the HOM switch that matters anyways.
Ahh, very nice. Yes, the newer version has more then enough wiring to install it in the trunk
That's definately a good thing. I think the center console is still the best place. My only gripe, is that when I do that, that the buttons are facing away from me , and I can't see the illumination during the day. I could have installed it upside down, but I liked the wiring facing down... much neater look for me. But it stays on max boost, and it's just the HOM switch that matters anyways.
I have mine installed as shown. I see the button's clear as day. I am considering moving it however just to keep it clean. Not sure.
Would be tough at first. The minute Neon owner's see "FaStEr BuTtOn: $10 ShIpPeD" they all flock like senior citizens at a free buffett.
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