I want to route my wires perfectly, and I like the look of the "made for you" ones but for what it looks like $40 is outrageous. Has anyone got a good setup they'd like to share? Thanks for advice.

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Base: 89 Iroc-Z LB9 auto 2.73 posi
Exh: 3" Dynomax muffler, 3" Pipe in place of cat
Ign: GMPP 8MM wires, Accel cap&rotor, AC Plugs
Fuel: Cleaned and flow-matched injectors, afpr, !air pump&diverter valve
Sound: Clarion deck, Kicker speakers and amps
Suspension: KYB Shocks, BMR Strut Tower Brace
Misc: TB Bypass, Synthetic Oil, Flexlite Transmission cooler,
free mods, flow tech headers on the way,
engine swap and 4th gen seats in the works...

 

O.K., you are going to LOVE this!

I made mine for FREE! And they look really good. I will try to give you the most detailed account of what I did.

I put new spark plugs and wires on my 350 TPI and the wires came with plastic deviders. I took a small drill bit and drilled a small hole in the middle of the wire separaters and with a small wood screww, attached them to a piece of angled steel that was, at one time, used to connect office desks and table together. Basically junk and parts that were left over once the office got things where they wanted them. I always save screws and bolts 'cause you never know...any way. I just made 4 of them.

2 with the big 4-wire dividers
2 with the 2-wire dividers

I put the 4-wires ones near the back and the 2-wire one up front. I unscrewed the center bolts and just slipped the pieces in and lined up the hole in the peice and reinstalled the bolt. I swear if you saw it you would think I bought them. I hope I helped out. just look in the hardware section of a Home Depot of Lowe's or Ace Hardware store for like some small brackets. and just do what I did. Works really good.

Have fun!



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1987 GTA 350,rebuilt in 1998. new heads, headers w/y-pipe, 45,000coil, accel plug wires and cap&rotor, k&n, b&m shift kit and trans cooler, modified mass airflow sensor, manual fans switch. No time slip.

1993 Bonneville SSE ALL STOCK. 95,xxx miles and stil counting...

 

Wow good idea. I want to keep the wires 1/2" from the bracket so I'll probably use a rubber grommet or find something else non-conductive to use. I think I'll head over to Lowe's tomorrow morning and get creative. Thanks a lot.

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Base: 89 Iroc-Z LB9 auto 2.73 posi
Exh: 3" Dynomax muffler, 3" Pipe in place of cat
Ign: GMPP 8MM wires, Accel cap&rotor, AC Plugs
Fuel: Cleaned and flow-matched injectors, afpr, !air pump&diverter valve
Sound: Clarion deck, Kicker speakers and amps
Suspension: KYB Shocks, BMR Strut Tower Brace
Misc: TB Bypass, Synthetic Oil, Flexlite Transmission cooler,
free mods, flow tech headers on the way,
engine swap and 4th gen seats in the works...

 

you can't beat these, even for 40 bucks, they rule!

 

Man Superblue87Formula you really installed those wire looms weird!!!!!!!!!!!

 

what if your running 8.5mm wires??

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90 IROC 5.7l (L98)
ram air, K&N's, air foil,Flows

LIKE A ROC

 

yeah, after playing with them a bit, I found that putting them like that kept the wires off the headers best that way. I only put a slight burn on one of my ceramic boot covers, so it works!