New Coil Relocation Bracket - Feeler

AHarada · 02-25-2009, 06:42 PM

So did I. I'm switching from Charles7's bracket to this one for a few reasons. The plug wires would pretty much be as short as they possibly could be, it opens up space in the corner of the engine bay, and it just looks less cluttered being out of sight.

Another thing is that this piece is much beefier and much higher quality IMO, and still costs a lot less. I'm not talking down Charlies7's bracket, I had no problems with it, I just prefer this one.

***Herblenny*** · 02-25-2009, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AHarada

So did I. I'm switching from Charles7's bracket to this one for a few reasons. The plug wires would pretty much be as short as they possibly could be, it opens up space in the corner of the engine bay, and it just looks less cluttered being out of sight.

Another thing is that this piece is much beefier and much higher quality IMO, and still costs a lot less. I'm not talking down Charlies7's bracket, I had no problems with it, I just prefer this one.

Same here.

I did consider Charlie7's. But did not like the idea of much longer wires. This was my personal decision about the longer wire issues and not the quality of is unit.

I would also say this about Garfinkle's bracket.. It might be bit tougher for someone with engine already in the engine bay as you would have to drill some holes. It would make it a much easier install for those who already have their engine out of the car.. Which will be my case..

fire85gslse · 02-26-2009, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Herblenny

I would also say this about Garfinkle's bracket.. It might be bit tougher for someone with engine already in the engine bay as you would have to drill some holes. It would make it a much easier install for those who already have their engine out of the car.. Which will be my case..

I would agree phil, but with a angle drill you could probably do this from under the car easy.
And your items over here are looking good!!!!! Might want mine to look the same

David, does awesome work!
I wish I had the time to get my car done. Working monday thru friday sucks! Wish i was back on shift work.
Chad

***Herblenny*** · 02-26-2009, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by fire85gslse

I would agree phil, but with a angle drill you could probably do this from under the car easy.
And your items over here are looking good!!!!! Might want mine to look the same

Chad

Chad, are you going to be around tomorrow??

fire85gslse · 02-26-2009, 10:35 PM

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Chad, are you going to be around tomorrow??

unless things change I will be working. I was trying to get the day off but Chief is gone all next week also so i have to stay some what close incase needed.
Sometimes I wish I was just a fireman again riding backwards with no cares in the world.

I will be there all day saturday and hope sunday as well. Would love to be able to start it sunday.
When you coming up?
Chad

02-25-2009, 06:42 PM	#1
AHarada Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 162 Rep Power: 18	So did I. I'm switching from Charles7's bracket to this one for a few reasons. The plug wires would pretty much be as short as they possibly could be, it opens up space in the corner of the engine bay, and it just looks less cluttered being out of sight. Another thing is that this piece is much beefier and much higher quality IMO, and still costs a lot less. I'm not talking down Charlies7's bracket, I had no problems with it, I just prefer this one.