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Old 06-26-2026, 07:49 AM
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Ive seen people try all kinds of Micky mouse solutions. Most of what Ive seen are poor install practices. Bundling wires all together and old cars with their own set of wiring problems before electronics were introduced.

The sniper wiring needs to be separated as it exits the sniper and routed to its intended target. Preferably with a nice rfi sheathing. Ive seen several examples with sniper wires all clumped together and actually giving itself rfi interference.

My stuff comes right out of the back of the old sniper 1 and runs right next to the distributor and coil as it heads to the firewall. No issues.

If a little tidiness and thought process goes into it, and the car itself doesn't have its own issues, it really won't be a problem.

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