Thread: Wiring question
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10-27-2008 07:59 PM #1
Wiring question
I am wiring my 1951 Chevy 3/4 ton and need to know if anyone sells some kind of device that covers the wires coming out of the 1" hole in the firewall. I am keeping my firewall clean but all these wires are looking like a bunch of spaghetti. I will be using the split loom but I would like something up there that covers the wire coming out of the hole so that it doesn't look so obvious.1951 Chevy 3600 Long Box
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10-27-2008 08:39 PM #2
http://www.julianos.com/machined_floor_trim_plates.html these work well for brake and steering columns...
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10-28-2008 06:06 AM #3
Take a look at Watson's http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/aluminum_trim.html
I'm using the first one. I believe that I have 9 wires up to 12ga coming through it. The other is an alternate. There are other pieces you can see by opening the web site.Dave W
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10-28-2008 08:07 AM #4
Thanks Dave
The "Billet wire pass through" is sort of what I am looking for. However I need something less brilliant than the shinny aluminum. My firewall is black and I would rather have something black if possible or if not black then something in a dull color.1951 Chevy 3600 Long Box
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10-28-2008 08:29 AM #5
Originally Posted by John Brian
glass bead it and paint it flat black
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10-28-2008 12:47 PM #6
....scuff it with Scotch-Brite then rattle can it. It really would look nice shiny on the firewall though.
A hint or two - if you buy either one, there is a drilling template printed on the instructions - it's a bit off. Make up your own. I made mine out of a piece of scrap 18 - 22 ga steel. Another little trick - use the supplied #6 mounting screws, cut the heads off making them studs, then Lock-Tite them in the pass throughs, and assemble with nuts and lock washers. It's a heluva lot easier.Dave W
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Thank you Roger. .
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