I am actually getting really excited to do this...I have been look at wiring diagrams to plot my plan of attack and where/how I want to relocate everything

 

Can't sleep... woke up in a cold sweat at 3:50 am because I Had a horrible dream about shielded wires and dmc crimpers... an hour or so later, after some labelling.. I ended up with this



I can remove all the wire between the blues painters tape// about 3 feet
amphenol connector being used to attach point A and B

too late to turn back now......

 

This is exciting! I would kill to have my car down here so I could start already...BTW that crimper is expensive

 

not very exciting when you start having nightmares about it and yes that crimper isn't cheap

3 hours later, damn this stuff takes forever to do



ecu side female pins are crimped on ...

13 inchs by 42 leads gone

 

Did you take into account the extra length needed for rerouting your wires before you cut them? Just a though I had lol

 

The bracket that holds the hanger for the muffler is worth about 2-2.5 lbs. Don't have an accurate scale though but it's pretty beefy.

 

Antilag, what crimper are you using for the pins?

 

well... nothing to really say about this besides. " why the f#$k is that dirty car part on the counter"--- oh wait thats the wife talking.
The plate is a bunch lighter than the stock rubber and metal piece which used to hold the "stock" harness in place.
enjoy


I will replace bolts with titanium so I can be like evodans anarexic evo ( also might have to beef up the carbon)

mullen --- the crimper is specific to what connector you use..... I am using daniels 180. or af8 for MS connectors.

 

That bracket is nice and I like the sound of titanium!
Ya i figured, I have been looking for a cheap DMC or alternative so I can start this project as well. Hell I wish some place would rent this tool for the cost of it and when you return it you get your money back lol

 

^ buy and then sell it . Same thing

 

I may have to ^ I've been to talking to some Navy guys that do this stuff for a living so I'm picking there brains for ideas and tools

 

Instead of using tape with hand written numbers which can cause mistakes I used electrician labels found at the local hardware store, I even left them on in case I ever need to trouble shoot.

 

Yup I hate that tape.. I was looking at clip on wire markers, before I shrink wrap everything. If you were able to find those labels at the local store, I will grab some too. . I did however, make a spread sheet, with pin positions and wire colors, that way I can back trace without cutting loom/shrink wrap in the future.

 

You can get heat shrink tubing you can print on and label makers are cheap.

If somebody trustworth were to buy one and rent it out (with deposit), you could probably make up your money and everybody would be happy.

I'd do it, but I already tried that once before and after 3 months of not getting my fender roller back, I finally just kept the deposit. I came out fine on it, but it was annoying. If you are going to do it, rent it out for a set amount of time and then deduct from their deposit for each rental period after the first. 1 week = $50 for example.

 

I thought about this and will do it if we can get a few people interested.