Race Car Wire Harness

[moparpoor]

I know painless has a mopar harness for most cars.I want to keep the head lights and brake lights.Just wondering who has used what and what company.I will be pulling apart the 64 this winter to make some changes and paint it.Just trying to stock pile parts for when needed.

 

[SUPERSTOCKRACER]

I like the arc switch panel better.
I have both painless and arc and to me arc has a better setup. Most prostock guys run arc as well.

 

[Budnicks]

EZ Wire & Ron Francis are also very good choices, try Madelectrical.com has some good relay options for lighting, amongst many other good schematics, & automotive electronic parts

 

[sicksatellite]

I've used Painless, Hot Rod Wires, and Ron Francis Wiring. All are great harnesses. I'd go with Ron Francis again if I needed another one

 

[SUPERSTOCKRACER]

I've used Painless, Hot Rod Wires, and Ron Francis Wiring. All are great harnesses. I'd go with Ron Francis again if I needed another one

now you guys got me lookin. going to check out the ron francis harness.thanks.

 

[wannadrag]

Ron Francis was the original aftermarket harness guy.I can remember his ads in the 70s hot rod magazines.Been around that long he must be doing something right.

 

[sicksatellite]

i went to their website and ordered a catalog free...came in a few days later. Lots of great products there.

 

[moparpoor]

I did the same thing,ordered up a catalog.Thanks for the info.

 

[SUPERSTOCKRACER]

i dont see any switch panels but i like their distribution blocks and labeled wire.

 

[O'l geezer]

Has anyone used or heard of isis co. ? They make a slick wiring system.

 

[O'l geezer]

Their web site is www.isispower.com
Check it out and tell what you think.

 

[Nsane]

I have used ez wire and ron franciss and like ez wire much better.