ez2wire ???
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ez2wire ???
I am using a ez2wire 21 kit in my truck and my sons 88. Question is do you have to use relays on the headlights and other things that need a lot of amps. like ele seats, wipers, power windows. The kit only has one relay with it, and it is for the horn. Thanks RUSTY
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Rusty,
You don't have to but its a popular upgrade. I did not do it on my truck and I haven't had any problems. Right now I just have relays for the horn and my electric fuel pump.
I researched the issue a bit when I was wiring my truck and decided that it wouldn't benefit me enough to go through the extra hassle.
Good luck with it
Bobby
You don't have to but its a popular upgrade. I did not do it on my truck and I haven't had any problems. Right now I just have relays for the horn and my electric fuel pump.
I researched the issue a bit when I was wiring my truck and decided that it wouldn't benefit me enough to go through the extra hassle.
Good luck with it
Bobby
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Jaye, I too used ez-wire on my 51 and lights are dim but grounded good, kinda cool because they look like the old 6volt when they are on dim, high beam is almost what low beam should be. Don't do much night time driving but if relay would help I just might try it,Garry
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Thanks fellas; Bobby I bought the kit with the relays for the fans and fuel pump from current performance, it has a couple other relays on it to. So that part is covered. It's better to ask than be sorry later. It just so happens I know who and where to ask. Thanks for the help. RUSTY
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Rusty,
Cool. If you got em, you might as well use em. In the long run a system with relays is better and will extend the life of the headlight switch and dimmer switch.
Glad you hear you are making progress
Bobby
Cool. If you got em, you might as well use em. In the long run a system with relays is better and will extend the life of the headlight switch and dimmer switch.
Glad you hear you are making progress
Bobby
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