Reply to "Rewiring the Entire Car - Painless Wiring Kit"

panteradudeMember

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Originally posted by PanteraDoug:
This isn't intended to be a criticism of you or your project or me showboating and ego satisfaction, but the harness isn't really the problem at all.

If you use the Pantera Electronics components that's all you will really ever need to do.

No offense taken

Using all Pantera Electronics components would have cost substantially more than the Painless kit (double, if not more) and would have only replaced components. The premise of my project is to replace all original wiring as well. The Painless harness makes it easier to do this than wiring my own harness.

The products sold by Pantera Electronics are nice, don't get me wrong, but it's not the only way to wire a ford electrical system.

10/18/091:44 PM

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