painless wiring?
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Well you can go painless or EZ Wiring. Both are good systems but one runs twice the cost of the other. You'll have to splice or install new connectors on the new wires to hook up to your exsisting components. Personally I would rather install new connectors and soldier everything vise crimping.
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I think I'll be going with Painless on my first vacation this year to go into <http://www.mistynewbeak.com/truck/dash/dash.html>...
Might as well choose 1st class parts to make the truck last another 30 years....
Might as well choose 1st class parts to make the truck last another 30 years....