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    <richText>&lt;b&gt;What the tuck?&lt;/b&gt;</richText>
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    <richText>&lt;b&gt;Saturday, October 10, 2009&lt;/b&gt;</richText>
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    <richText>&lt;b&gt;I&#x2019;ve seen pictures of engine bays with the wired &#x201C;tucked&#x201D;, which basically means that all of the wires, fuse boxes, and emissions controls have been relocated or removed entirely.  I like the clean look of it, but i can&#x2019;t imagine it would be ideal for a track/race specific car.  That said, there are an amazing amount of unnecessary wires under the hood of a Miata.  More importantly, the wires are not all that neat.&#xD;&#xD;Since the throttle bodies and air box will take up a yet unknown amount of space, and I expect that quite a bit will be neaded, I decided to clean up the wires under the hood.  All of the classes I run with also allow the complete emission controls to be removed, and while I won&#x2019;t go that far, I will tidy things up a bit.&#xD;&#xD;I am also going to bring in a few new sensors to feed the new gauges and data aquisition system.  Before I run the new lines, I&#x2019;d like to clean up the existing ones.&#xD;&#xD;&lt;/b&gt;&lt;b&gt;&lt;a href="perma://BLPageReference/40B49203-989A-4B77-88F3-40A0E3DD164E"&gt;PICTURES: Wire management &amp; underhood shots&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/b&gt;&lt;b&gt;.&lt;/b&gt;</richText>
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