Thread: tryin to do wire tuck need some help
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Old Aug 28, 2006 | 05:34 PM
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Default Re: tryin to do wire tuck need some help
Originally Posted by Tmac85
For all you people that want to fuck w/ other peoples thread stfu and help the man out, is it so hard to answer his questions unless you have no idea yourself how to do a wire tuck.
It has nothign to do with "fucking up his thread". It has everything to do with someone not having a general knowledge of an automobile,let alone their own, trying to dive into a project that could cause major problems.

The Civic VX was a car built as an attempt for a high gas mileage commuter that was fairly earth friendly. As stated before by NYSEownsme, the components inside of the "box" can be moved if you like. The charcoal canister can actually be removed if wanted.
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