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

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Originally posted by PanteraDude:
There are no Pantera-specific wiring kits that I know of.

Aaron, Plans for my car is to use a front and rear fuse block and relay panel. One in the trunk and one in the back. No fuses under the dash. The dash in fact will be removable with a plug or two making under dash wiring simple. I am going to get the avionics company to label some aircraft wiring. This is the block I intend to use for the front. I have a slightly smaller one in the rear:

http://haywireinc.com/catalog/images/fusepanel.jpg

10/18/094:10 PM

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