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    has anyone threw the idea around before or actually done any tucking on their festiva?
    looking for a ford festiva 1990 or up in central Pennsylvania, PM me, thanks

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    I haven't seen it done, but it would really be cool to see someone do this in a Festy. It seems that there's ample space to hide a lot of the engine bay harness. Sadly, most of the wiring jobs I've seen look totally hacked.

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    • #3
      One day after I swap in a motor I may - that and colored conduit

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      • #4
        Im sure it helps that the festies come bare bone enough as it is, makes it much easier then other cars. I would love to see one with a shaved firewall and whatnot.
        looking for a ford festiva 1990 or up in central Pennsylvania, PM me, thanks

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sam.1956 View Post
          . Sadly, most of the wiring jobs I've seen look totally hacked.

          What do you mean ? I think mine turned out OK.


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          • #6
            My friend is going to tuck Trouble for me. He has done a dozens of hondas in the garage and he says it will take all of 45 mins to tuck the minimal wireing in a festy.
            Going old school...

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            • #7
              Originally posted by freshtiva View Post
              What do you mean ? I think mine turned out OK.


              You always do such wonderful work. I can only hope my wiring comes out half as good.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by KingFish View Post
                My friend is going to tuck Trouble for me. He has done a dozens of hondas in the garage and he says it will take all of 45 mins to tuck the minimal wireing in a festy.
                I figured it wouldnt take much, I just dont have my own festy to reference from.
                looking for a ford festiva 1990 or up in central Pennsylvania, PM me, thanks

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                • #9
                  My favorite wire tuck bay.

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                  • #10
                    yeah I have seen that one posted on honda-tech before, they have a huge thread dedicated to extreme tucks.
                    looking for a ford festiva 1990 or up in central Pennsylvania, PM me, thanks

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                    • #11
                      it looks so bare...
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                      • #12
                        Yeah after seeing the honda in project car with the tucket wires I thought about doing it.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by BUSTIVA View Post
                          My favorite wire tuck bay.

                          Wow thats clean... JDM too.
                          Going old school...

                          89L Carby FIDO, previously owned by FestivaFred

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                          • #14
                            so at least some of you guys have been thinking about it, I thought for sure someone would have done at least a little tucking on their festy.
                            looking for a ford festiva 1990 or up in central Pennsylvania, PM me, thanks

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by sharpie View Post
                              so at least some of you guys have been thinking about it, I thought for sure someone would have done at least a little tucking on their festy.
                              i actually want to do this on my B6T festiva

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