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Sometimes the few components attached to the firewall are moved to the other side under the dash. You could also make a decorative "box" to locate these items if you plan to use the vehicle as a daily driver and want to be able to access them without having to crawl under the dash.
A Corvette style master cylinder can be used under the floorboard with a remote reservoir to keep an eye on the brake fluid level. That will make things look a lot cleaner. As far as wiring goes, you can route the wires so that every wire follows a single path rather than having wires going everywhere. You can run the wiring bundle down low where they are not easily seen.
Phillip
A Corvette style master cylinder can be used under the floorboard with a remote reservoir to keep an eye on the brake fluid level. That will make things look a lot cleaner. As far as wiring goes, you can route the wires so that every wire follows a single path rather than having wires going everywhere. You can run the wiring bundle down low where they are not easily seen.
Phillip
I relocated all of my engine related wiring to come through one hole, behind my distributor. Very clean. You can see a pic of my engine at:
my Chevelle
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On one I ran mine out the floor next to the frame rail and clipped them to stay out of the way. On my tilt nose truck, I run all the wiring through the radiator support rod (1/2 emt)
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