Painless wiring

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by robot

Wire is not something to scrimp on when doing a car..it is no fun to lay under a dash in the middle of nowhere trying to find a bad splice!!

Del City sells automotive wire (as I have posted before). Their wire catalog is at
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/docum...wire_cable.pdf

Mike in Tucson

---

Thanks for the link Mike! Some really first rate wiring and connectors!!!!

i have been using painless since day one. i have never had a problem with any of them . there are many clones out there now for less but less is not always better. papa always said " you cant sell a 1k bull for 500 and keep the farm long " over the last 30 years or so i have learned a painful lesson about shopping to save money on parts. it just not worth it to me.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by robot

Here is a supplier of real handy parts if you are wiring. These guys have a booth at SEMA and cater to the automotive market.

Del City - Wiring Products and Professional Electrical Supplies

Their web catalog is interesting to browse thru.

Mike in Tucson

---

.....Thanks Mike! They've got some interesting stuff! I like the wire ties that snap into a drilled hole! Bill

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Geronimo

This subject is my specialty Big T. If you were closer I could do the job for you. $$ :)

My prefered panel and harness kit. I don't think any one kit is easier than another. Look for a quality panel and use only GXL wire.
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/4...edan032ky5.jpg

---

Thanks for the picture and thanks for the advice, Geronimo. That's a beautiful installation.

Jim