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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 10:59 PM
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NJ just wanted to share my wire/ fuse tuck project

hey everyone

i really dont share pics of the projects that i work on ( even though i should ) but i would like to start with this one, this is my wire tuck, fuse box and relay box relocation, as some may know, im building a 2jz rx7 and ive been putting ALOT of time and effort in my engine bay, cleaning it up, deleting certain things ect ect,

anyways.... this is what i did and my thoughts: alot of people that i've seen relocate their fuses to the storage bins, in my case, those are also deleted lol, im building a custom speaker enclosure in its place, hence y i can not use the storage bins to relocate my fuses and relays, so where does that leave me.......glove box.....naaah......stock.....too boring and too easy.......trunk? hmmmm with a custom flooring? i decided to completely hide them from sight and since i do not have a spare tire, the small storage area where the tire iron and jack are my best bet!

what i did was i took the stock body harness and pulled it out from the front of the car and laid it out inside the car, deleting what i didnt need... certain clips like the ABS and what not i extracted from the harness and led them back out through the fire wall while maintaining everything else inside the car. after laying and extending the harness in certain points i managed to tuck all the wire and ran them all to the back of the car. i managed to relocate the relays to the passenger side bin area, on the driver side i managed to squeeze in the fuse box, the main fuse box, and the headlight relay, below are some pics i hope you like it

here is the passenger side, notice how i used the stock wire runner ( white clip ) and tucked my new added wire inside of it




driver side is still under construction.........

here are some pics of the trunk layout ( floor not done )





im still not done with this little project, i still need to make the flooring for the trunk, the sub enclosures, and finish the driver side, i can post more pics of process IF you guys want, also if u guys want to see anything specific let me know and i'll take pics and pose them for u, like the fire walls and what not, i know i didnt do a great job explaining what exactly i did..... any ways i hoped u enjoyed my first attempt in sharing my project with the club....also check out some of my random pics below

thanks

-Tony

heres are some random pics of my "shop"


me working on the 2j


old engine

new engine :-)
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:26 PM
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Good luck on the project!

A lot of work you got yourself into =).

I like the place were you mounted the new fuse box, I do not even remember what goes in that spot.

I only saw two wire tucks done, one was on a civic and an is300.

The civic did a great job hiding everything I didn't even realize at first the wire tuck was done, just seemed very empty and clean.

The is300 was a buddy of mine (total idiot) he used speaker wire for the extensions... long story short, he ended up purchasing another harness.
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:31 PM
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Since u r doing a swap, are u selling a.c fan relay bracket?
Anyway good luck with the project, that's allot of work why not just buy a Supra?
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:32 PM
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lol no speak wire used here, i actually went out and bought wire that matched the different gauges of wire the RX7 comes with
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:47 PM
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nice work. i'm contemplating doing this but i'm not very patient
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Rx7aholic
Since u r doing a swap, are u selling a.c fan relay bracket?
Anyway good luck with the project, that's allot of work why not just buy a Supra?
what bracket it is? and i do have a supra i have a 94 targa top ( NA )
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kevyn_rx7
nice work. i'm contemplating doing this but i'm not very patient
its def alot of work, and you def need patients lol i havent driven my 7 for almost a year now so i figure, ive waited this long ya know..... GL if you do it!!!
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