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    i recently removed my windshield washer bottle (i have a 97)
    and was recently thinking of moving the battery to the trunk and the fuse box to the inside of the pass fender


    any thoughts on what else i could do?

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    EVAP and EGR.
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    ^^^ will be gone when i put the headers in

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    i have a 97 gtp how do u remove the evap without throwin codes ive never heard of deletin it thats y im askin
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    can either have the codes deleted or run an o2 emulator. i plan to try the emulator first and see how that goes

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    Remove the crappy wrap and electrical tape from your wiring and shrink wrap the sh*t out of it.
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    YES. ^^^

    One of the nicest mods I did to mine, was removing the Throttle body, and running the wire loom under it, after using some expensive as **** 3M electrical tape and heatshrink, made a WORLD of difference.

    You'd also be amazed how easily you can do a minor wire tuck on the car, just start hiding wires.

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    Just rewire your car and relocate everything to the dash...
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    Someone needs to seriously do a wire tuck on one of these cars. IM talking get rid or all the loom and tape and shrink wrap it like the others were talking then take the fenders off and run as much as you can through the fenders to hide it and also some of the vaccuume lines could be hid inside the wiper cowl if you felt like running new vac lines. This is seriously one of the things I evny the damn honda crowd for!

    Also getting rid of all the metal brackets all over the place does a lot. I just put an engine in my 98 and I left off the alt brack and left some of the metal brackets off also. I still have the lift brackets tho. Should get rid of them soon too.
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    that would be something i would love to do to mine is a wire tuck. Some of the nicest engine bays in the world are tucked. My civic was a b**** to do though
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    Tell me about it hence why im looking for a coupe on the cheap. Doesnt even have to run I got engine and trans parts lol.
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    XD, I did a pretty bang up wire tuck on mine. Engine bay wasnt shaved, but you couldnt see any wires/loom at all...then it blew up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by machinegunsquid View Post
    XD...then it blew up.
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    any pics of this ? best ive ever seen was the one kuntzie did.
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    Wasnt quite what Kuntzie had, but nope, no pics...it literally blew on startup after doing the wire tuck

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    Quote Originally Posted by machinegunsquid View Post
    Wasnt quite what Kuntzie had, but nope, no pics...it literally blew on startup after doing the wire tuck

    1st I think id cry then immediatly get mad and take a sledge to the upper intake lol !!!
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    nah, it apparently ingested metal, it was royally ****ed... Nasty wear on the rod bearings, 3 chipped pistons, and plenty of metal in the oil pan

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    ClubGP Message Forum troubleshooting

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    looks a billion times better tho! wish I had progress pictures while doing that job!!!
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    i'd like to see the heat shrinked ones? also where do you get that much heat shrink and are you guys removing pins to do this?

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