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    I expect I might just break even of buying the cheapest wiring kit, But I like wiring... $159 for 20 circuits is something to think about tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt167 View Post
    I expect I might just break even of buying the cheapest wiring kit, But I like wiring... $159 for 20 circuits is something to think about tho
    You're going to use multi-colored wire to segregate circuits, buy all of the connectors plus the switches, flashers, fuses, etc and do it cheaper or as cheap as a pre-assembled kit? I don't see how that's gonna happen, but power to you! I think you'll end up investing 2x with the pieces parts method, and none of your circuits will be identified by conductor labels.
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