Abstract: A cable holder for securing a plurality of vehicle engine cables while simulating a vehicle engine distributor comprises a shaft portion and a cap portion provided at a top of the shaft portion. The cap portion cooperates with the shaft portion to define a central passageway therethrough. At least one opening is provided proximate a bottom of the shaft portion and opening to the central passageway, and a plurality of upper apertures are provided proximate a top of the cap portion and opening to the central passageway. A hollow path is formed between the at least one lower aperture and plurality of upper apertures to channel a plurality of vehicle engine cables through the cable holder.

Abstract: A crankcase breather configured to simulate an ignition system coil is provided that comprises a substantially cylindrical canister having a hollow interior, a first aperture provided proximate a top of the canister and a second aperture provided proximate a bottom of the canister, at least one of the first and second apertures opening to the interior and configured to be connected to a breather hose, and one or more output apertures formed in the canister to release gases received through the breather hose. An exterior of the canister is shaped to resemble an ignition system coil.

Abstract: A cable holder for securing a plurality of vehicle engine cables while simulating a vehicle engine distributor comprises a shaft portion and a cap portion provided at a top of the shaft portion. The cap portion cooperates with the shaft portion to define a central passageway therethrough. At least one opening is provided proximate a bottom of the shaft portion and opening to the central passageway, and a plurality of upper apertures are provided proximate a top of the cap portion and opening to the central passageway. A hollow path is formed between the at least one lower aperture and plurality of upper apertures to channel a plurality of vehicle engine cables through the cable holder.

Abstract: A crankcase breather configured to simulate an ignition system coil is provided that comprises a substantially cylindrical canister having a hollow interior, a first aperture provided proximate a top of the canister and a second aperture provided proximate a bottom of the canister, at least one of the first and second apertures opening to the interior and configured to be connected to a breather hose, and one or more output apertures formed in the canister to release gases received through the breather hose. An exterior of the canister is shaped to resemble an ignition system coil.