[QUOTE=o'malley_808,Jan 6 2011, 08:45 AM] Yeah the picture you were referring to was in the preliminary stages of the tuck.

 

The feed to the pass side is the same gauge as the alt wire. When you look at your positive terminal on your battery (oem location/wiring) you will see one pos wire runs to the pass fusebox, the other goes through the firewall and into the wiper channel and over to the drivers side fusebox which uses the same fuses as the pass side fusebox. I think nobody has bothered trying this that's why there's no answers...

 

Some people use switches; others use distribution blocks... I mounted a distribution block from McMaster-Carr under the fender to connect the positive wires.

 

Havn't had a chance to work on the car much more lately. It's absolutely freezing outside and we just got buried! Here is a pic of our American muscle stuck outside in the elements


Wire tuck is 100% complete.


Here is the pass side fender area with the + running to the rear of the car.


Here is the drivers side fusebox mounted in the fender. I ran the wires for the wiper motor and + power source through the windshield wiper well.



I left the fenders off for now. Still have to figure out where I want to mount the boost solenoid which the wires will be hidden. Also have to decide if I am going to tackle a meth kit which the wires will also be hidden...

 

i did my boost solenoid under the wiper compartment(not sure what this is called), super stealth look

 

Good idea. Thanks for that one

 

Yeah looks good passman! I really like the way you fitted the map sensor. This got me thinking about how to configure my boost controller the same way. May configure 2 quick connect fittings right on the firewall with the solenoid hiding in the wiper well thing.

 

looks really nice, i want to do something similar for my car this winter.

 

You need to do this quick/easy mod.

From this ..




To this...



Complete writeup here.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=777540

 

For the fuse box to be there did you have to extend a lot of wires.