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66farmer · 12-13-2012, 10:39 AM

Thanks , the conduit should work good for me because my truck is not going to be a working truck . Its great to find a different material to use on our trucks that is not an over priced hot rod or classic part.

Someone should start a thread on parts that they have used that are non-automotive.

The only other wiring run that I need to do is for the front turn signals. I'm thinking of pulling the wires through the 1" conduit to the core support area and us a contact strip on top of the core support and on the bottom of the hood so when the hood is closed the power transfers through. I've seen them used in door jams.

Has anyone used them ?

12-13-2012, 10:39 AM	#6
66farmer Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: North Plains Oregon Posts: 684	Re: My method of hiding engine bay wiring Thanks , the conduit should work good for me because my truck is not going to be a working truck . Its great to find a different material to use on our trucks that is not an over priced hot rod or classic part. Someone should start a thread on parts that they have used that are non-automotive. The only other wiring run that I need to do is for the front turn signals. I'm thinking of pulling the wires through the 1" conduit to the core support area and us a contact strip on top of the core support and on the bottom of the hood so when the hood is closed the power transfers through. I've seen them used in door jams. Has anyone used them ?