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The starter ended up so close to the
headers that I was afraid that the heat would melt the wires so I had to
come up with a solution.
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What I did was cut a small piece of
aluminum that was 1" X 3 1/2" X 1/8" and drilled two
5/16" holes in it. Then I bent it like the shape you see below. The
bent piece will be used to move the wires out of the way of the headers.
This worked just fine so I made one out of copper. As you know copper is
a much better conductor than aluminum. I marked some lines on my new
piece, placed it in my vise and bent it with a soft faced hammer.
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After bending it, I gave it a radius
on one end (the one that will show) and sanded it for a good contact.
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This is what it looks like all
finished and installed. The new extended piece adds some much needed
clearance and gets those wires out of the way of the headers. I wish all
the projects were this easy.
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