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06-20-2005 #1
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I used one. Made some changes to the firewall through-put's to taylor it to my needs..... but it was very strait forward. I recommend that you use plastic-less butt splice connectors, solder each connection and triple heat shrink them. No matter what harness you ultimately go with, one thing you will never want is elctrical problems/greamlins from poor connections.
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06-21-2005 #2
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Wireing harness...
If you need a harness for your car check out M&H Fabrications first. Their harnesses are just like factory only better quality. I have bought a complete set of new harnesses for my 67 FIrebird from them. If you lay their harness next to an original one they look the same. Only cleaner
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Painless are not painless...
06-21-2005 #3
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I bought a painless kit from summit and decided to return it because I found a kit through american auto wire that looks much easier. all wires are ran and clumped together. all you have to do I guess, is drop it in the car and start plugging in. going to buy the kit within a few weeks, so we will see what happens. until then here is the site. www.americanautowire.com (classic update series) 1967-69 camaro
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