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Thread: Wiring Harness Rework companies
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08-24-2014 #1
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Wiring Harness Rework companies
I need to send my LS3 harness off to get cleaned up but don't know which company to send it too. I looked into Speartech but their website says they aren't doing any reworks at the moment. Anybody know of other reputable companies that do good work?
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08-28-2014 #2
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Also looking to have an ls2 harness reworked for stand alone.
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08-28-2014 #3
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Why don't you do it yourself? It's not hard just time consuming. It took me about 7 episodes of top gear to do mine but I wouldn't do it all in one day again. After about 8 hours of looking at wires they all look orange...
Jim Stainer
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08-29-2014 #4
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Wiring Harness Rework companies
Call John at Speartech, I have had many conversations with him. I believe they put reworks on hold for a time period since they were slammed. Do a google search and they come right up.
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08-29-2014 #5
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Bp Automotive www.bp-automotive.com Bill does rework harness new harness and sales a kit to for the diy fuse panel. I didn't get a chance to install mind yet but the quality is just like factory. Very happy with my harness.
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08-29-2014 #6
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After seeing what some members on LS1tech said, I used Todd at SS Performance, www.lsx-harness.com. I also hear current perfomance is pretty good and they offer rewire service. www.currentperformance.com
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08-31-2014 #7
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I have used both Bill @ BP Automotive and Todd @LSX Harnesses on different builds (customer and personal) and both were great to work with and very helpful
great products
Jeff
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09-27-2014 #8
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Got mine from BP Automotive www.bp-automotive.com
Bill is very helpfull and makes a very nice harness.1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
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09-27-2014 #9
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I have used John at Modern Vintage Systems (317 224-6689) 5 or 6 times for reworking stock harnesses. Great guy to talk to & can build any custom harness you need.
Scott
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09-28-2014 #10
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I was going to mention him also. I have seen 2 of his harnesses. They looked really nice and more important the owners loved them and had no problems whatsoever . Also nice that he is local for me.
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10-15-2014 #11
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We can provide you with a wiring harness as well ready to go in stock. They normally ship next day. Unfortunately we don't offer a re-work service but we currently are running a 10% off promotion until 10/25/14 for forum members when ordering online using a coupon code. PM if you are interested
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