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Old 01-01-2005, 07:46 PM
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Wiring Under The Hood

Hey guys I was wondering if any body had any tips or ideas or pictures that they would be willing to share on how I could make my shelby engine look a little more realistic...PICTURES would be great..


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Before you get completly flamed here, go to the how-to section and there I think you´ll find a nice tutorial on how to do exactly what you requested.

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As for pics, try using google.com or alltheweb.com to search for reference material so you know what the engine you're replicating looks like.
Reference material is very important.
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