I want to have a pretty clean looking engine bay. What can i get rid of and or move to other places? I also need a wireing diagram if anyone has one. I can get a pic of the bay later tonight if youd like and tell me what i can do with all the **** in there... thanks

anyone?

single turbo... polish alot of ****....

Stainless steel lines for fuel, oil, etc. Not only do they look good, they serve a purpose. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

take engine out and drop a V8 in it. will get rid or about 75% of the stuff in the engine bay.

are you retarded?

if you go carburated with that v8, you could get rid of almost all the wiring

[quote name='RussellTT94' date='May 25 2005, 08:48 PM']if you go carburated with that v8, you could get rid of almost all the wiring


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yea we just swapped a 350 carb'd into my buddies 3rd gen camaro. Built motor all that good stuff putting around 360 to the wheels. I can get some extra motor mounts for you if you want, all you'll need is just a few new fuel lines and your all set

Well, here's my reply:



You can remove Power Steering, A/C.



You can re-locate the battery to the passenger rear bin.



You can replace stock intake box with aftermarket intakes.



Move and relocation IC + Radiator.



Converting to single turbo removes a lot of hoses.



If you do all of the above you'll have a lot more room, which to me not only looks great and makes changing things easier, but also eludes to one of the FD's bragging rights with having an engine pushed down and behind the front axle's. Saweet!



You obviously should and need to research each of those before doing them, but in that you'll find out how it helps. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

I mean it's quite obvious what can be removed from the engine bay by simply looking into the engine bay. I mean if your already single turbo, you have already gotten rid of a bunch of stuff, you can drop PS, AC, ABS, battery to back, all the AWS and other revelant sensors and stuff like that. Just look around the engine bay and see what you want to remove.