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Old 12-17-2016, 09:22 PM
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Default Re: X22 COPO

The Assembly manual indicates a hole relocation with-in the first month of production but is not for wiring, it was for the location of the piercing to mount the solenoid relay and it only moved the relay an inch or so. Another issue would be that the wiring has the grommet attached and is not really able to moved 2 feet (which is what would be required in order to install correctly.) Additionally Dave Beem's 12C ZL2 Z28 has the wiring in the normal location above the fuse box, as does every early ZL1 and Yenko I have ever laid eyes upon. Not saying it didn't happen however that is a long way from saying it did.
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