Thank you so much for your contribution to my retirement !

Interesting lace. Can't wait to see the install.

For you DIYers:

Here is where I got the stuff http://www.wirecare.com/products.asp?prodline=LT2 and here is the how too that I used http://www.hnsa.org/doc/cabling/part5.htm and lets not forget the wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_lacing notice the Mars Rover has it's harness laced Wink , good enough for NASA, good enough for me

I used to build and lace up harnesses in high school and college for the job I had. Its pretty easy to do and looks a little less bulky that just putting a zip tie every couple inches.

Bet you couldn't fix a shifter with a lace...

Nick, is there an advantage to using the lace? It appears that it would be more difficult to replace an individual wire versus using zip ties. Looks real good in any case

Yes it will be more difficult to change a wire out but why would I need to do that, this is the dinal configuration of this motor.

Probably shouldn't have said change out a wire, more like add a wire. I was just thing that as much as you have added/changed on the notch, it might be necessary. But I'm guessing with this setup, its not as much trial and error since you are already using a fuel injected motor.

I did plan ahead and ran 3 wires for a oil pressure transducer other then that I have everything I need on this motor.

Wire lacing is an art to get it right. Good job