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Old 02-21-2010, 04:53 AM
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I'm looking to see what kit might be better, the Autowire Power Plus 13 or the Painless 12 circuit universal. The painless is a little higher in price but there is a $100 mfg. rebate going on right now. The Autowire seems like it might come with more. Thanks Richie
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I used an EZ Wire Harness. Well marked, nice quality
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I built my own harness.
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Haywire is the wiring harness used in Hurricanes
http://haywireinc.com/catalog/produc...kkfeocpci4k6e1
Very complete, very easy to use.
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I used a harness from Kwikwire.com. A very high quality harness for a great price.

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If you can read electrical diagrams and schematics it is not that difficult to wire one of these cars, as the electrical needs are pretty basic. You can do a 1st class job for under $250.00. Source your components from a reputable supplier and enjoy. It is one of the more satisfying parts of building the car.
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