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10-10-2009 #1
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Wiring brand advice
Well I finally got the car back from the painter and now I need to start putting it back together. The onkly thing I was wondering is what wiring company are you guys using. I have a LS2 with a 4L65E trans and I have the harness for those. I was really wondering what wiring you guys are using for the body. BTW I will probably run a Dakota Digital dash and LED taillights and marker lights. Thanks.
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10-10-2009 #2
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I ve used American Autowire. They have a classic update kits for certain model cars(not sure what your working on) that arte pretty straight forward and easy to install. I Have rewired two cars so far and i recommend them.
Jeff
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Do you buy directly from them or do you have to buy from one of their distributors?
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I've got AAW in my Camaro and I like it. They are a sponsor here so they may give a discount. Check the links to the right of the page.
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No PAINful wiring. Please. From what I've heard go AAW.
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10-11-2009 #6
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Painless was never considered. I guess i'll call AAW and see what they have to say. Thanks guys.
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