wiring harness recommendations
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wiring harness recommendations
So, my son's 54 is gonna need to be rewired. It has years of being hacked together. What is everyone's recommendation on a wiring harness? I have seen a set up from F100 Parts that is pretty reasonable. I have also seen Painless Wiring systems that go for around $400. Just getting some input here. Thanks!
Matt Jarma
Temple, TX
Matt Jarma
Temple, TX
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So, my son's 54 is gonna need to be rewired. It has years of being hacked together. What is everyone's recommendation on a wiring harness? I have seen a set up from F100 Parts that is pretty reasonable. I have also seen Painless Wiring systems that go for around $400. Just getting some input here. Thanks!
Matt Jarma
Temple, TX
Matt Jarma
Temple, TX
Wiring Harness
It's pretty easy to install, fits in a tight space, and has plenty of circuits for whatever you have, and whatever you want to add later.
Unless you are doing a Concourse Gold restoration, I wouldn't go back with original. I don't like the idea of the breakers or unprotected circuits. But that's just an opinion.
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Has his truck been converted to 12V neg ground? All the aftermarket universal harnesses are for 12V -gnd. If you are staying with 6V + ground.you are going to be limited to a stock replacement harness. Another vote for the EZwiring harness. Speedway motors Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop also has a good reasonably priced harness.
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