Anyone have painless classic stang wiring kits for under $500?

TireSmoknWindsr

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So far about 600 shipped is the best i can come up with and my friend still thinks its abit pricey for his car....anyone found the kits for 500 or below?

 

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How come nobody ever bothers to include the year and model of the car they're asking questions about?

Doesn't matter in this case, because you're not going to get a whole new wiring kit for $500 unless you weave the harnesses yourself, from bulk wire spools.

 

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i used an ezwiring kit its universal but so far its not been to bad to hook up i bought it at the local auto fair for 165 but they usally run around 200 oh and it is a pretty deacnt kit

 

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GaPonyFarm said:

How come nobody ever bothers to include the year and model of the car they're asking questions about?

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I left it out b/c painless only has one wiring harness for classics thus far

 

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TSW,

Summit lists the harness for 580 + their handling charge, so I doubt you'll ever see it close to $500 since Summit usually has close to the lowest prices.

Good luck though

 

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build your own... you can probably get 20 spools of wire that are different colors and build your own cheaper

 

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67efivert said:

i used an ezwiring kit its universal but so far its not been to bad to hook up i bought it at the local auto fair for 165 but they usally run around 200 oh and it is a pretty deacnt kit

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$200 is an excellant price, if the wires are good quality. Thats the biggest problem with what I see at swap meets. Crappy wire just creates more problems.

 

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for what its worth, I just checked EZwiring's site and its $160 for a 21 circuit setup. Im going to order it tomorrow and I will let you know how the install goes. I think it will work fine.

 

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I would look into a ron francis wire works harness . I installed one in my 66 conv. The kit comes with colored & labled wires every 6". It has a nice size fuse panel that is color coded to the wires for easy hookup and very complete and easy to follow instructions. I got mine for just over 400.00 about a year ago .I have seen some of the ez wire kits they look ok but the wire works harness is a step above it IMO. SEE it at www.wire-works.com