Great Looking Racks!

[adrian]

Check out the systems with the best looking racks!



(what did you think I was thinking of?)

[tikiyaki]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

Check out the systems with the best looking racks!



(what did you think I was thinking of?)

Duh !!! Nice attention getter, Doc :-)

[nachodaddy]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

They don't look real...........

[Hellbent]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

the title reminded me of these:
http://www.bustymousepads.com/

[Lei K]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

Oh you know what I was thinking of! And worse than that, I clicked on here anyway.

[Leo Lakio]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

They don't look real...........

God, I wish I had said that, nd. Big humor points have been added to your score.

[nachodaddy]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

God, I wish I had said that, nd. Big humor points have been added to your score.

It is all about balance. My humor offsets my rat b*stardness. If one is not balanced, they tend to tip over.

Staying on topic........

they don't look OEM, definately aftermarket

[craigwatanabe]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

What's sad is they're using cable ties! There's a method known as lacing using sealing string (flat nylon string coated with wax). You lace up the wire bundles with loops and bridges and when the entire wire bundle is finished you hit it with a heat gun to melt the wax...sealing the lace points. The finished job looks so much better than using cable ties.

Lacing is becoming a lost art in cabling probably due to the lack of availability of sealing string.

[Glen Miyashiro]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

Is that different from heat-shrink tubing?

[craigwatanabe]

Re: Great Looking Racks!

Is that different from heat-shrink tubing?

No. The problem with heatshrink is that you have to pre-assemble the tubing before making the connections. Lacing is neater and bundles the wiring up quite nicely and allows for wire drops anywhere along the bundle whereas heatshrink can't.