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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91
It looks a lot nicer then the stock ones. As far as functionality I think some cotton cloth electrical tape would be more effective and cheaper. Aluminium is a conductor not an insulator (like the stock plastic), so I think it would just evenly spread a point of heat contact along the length of your cable. If it were me I would tape it up then cover it for the clean look.
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I did tape all the wires before putting the covo on but looks like its safer than u think when talking about being a conducter:
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