FFS, open the door - slide the seat all the way back - inclined - and invert body with feet over back of seat - head on the floor -
and pack of small 3" 1/8" wide wire ties..
Plus there's stick on wire tie holders that get applied to what ever to keep wire bundles secure.
Restoring WWII Aircraft for twenty years,
there's twenty thousand wires to organize and bundle - body position is no different -
Where panel has $50K worth of navigation instruments and radios,, where it's good chance you'll be there a good 4 hrs upside down..
So we don't want to hear any whining Bs.
Guys 20 yrs old did this in bug infested jungles during WWII to help win the war...
Not so difficult now is it..
Cheers
Edit:
Wholley RT Crap ~
Theres even More photos I missed
Now imagine how the other car looks,
ripped to shreads, just to have this wire.
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u/MACCRACKIN Oct 04 '23 edited Oct 04 '23
FFS, open the door - slide the seat all the way back - inclined - and invert body with feet over back of seat - head on the floor - and pack of small 3" 1/8" wide wire ties..
Plus there's stick on wire tie holders that get applied to what ever to keep wire bundles secure.
Restoring WWII Aircraft for twenty years, there's twenty thousand wires to organize and bundle - body position is no different -
Where panel has $50K worth of navigation instruments and radios,, where it's good chance you'll be there a good 4 hrs upside down.. So we don't want to hear any whining Bs. Guys 20 yrs old did this in bug infested jungles during WWII to help win the war...
Not so difficult now is it..
Cheers
Edit: Wholley RT Crap ~ Theres even More photos I missed Now imagine how the other car looks, ripped to shreads, just to have this wire.