Thread: who makes the best wire harness

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The T bucket is a basic 8 circut harness with 1 accessory and it was supposto be designed along with the NTBA's help ( National T Bucket Allience ) but they made 1 big oopsie, they put in GM steering colum connectors when 99% of the time a str8 colum is used, 1 with no internal wiring. I'v heard a couple complaints about this, having to bypass the connectors.

the 2 pictured above are both painless, just wondering if there is any significant difference between the 2 that I may be overlooking... The extreme one looks like it covers the same things, just with better components.

Do Not use "It's a Snap" Wires are too short to get to the ign. switch in a "T". Plus about 5 other too short wires. They won't sell you any more to extend them either!

i vote for "EZ wiring". it's cheap, color coded, labeled, and all the sections are pre-organized (front, rear, engine, dash).

this was my first wiring job. it took a little while for me to understand the basics of how it all works, but then it was easy. i did use a "painless" rocker switch panel. i'd go with them for any swiches, but EZs harness is as good as any other.

I like Centech--have not used anything else. Their customer service rep is a street roddder so he knows the questions to ask and the kind of things you may need as a part of your harness. Painless would be my second choice.