Oh wiring ideas are so fun! *dripping with sarcasm* o man...

[Guest Anonymous]

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Drew this in illustrator last night, printed it off about a half hour ago and started drawing circles all over it where electrical dealios go. I estimate I havent even accounted for half of the gadgets I want to have, atleast as wired-in "options" to install later without modification to the harness at a later date. FUN!!!!!

-Justin

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

they have a great selection of relays, distribution blocks, switched/unswitched, etc. Wayteck wire also has quality components.Both have websites for shopping. You order Pinless products through Summit racing catalogue( easiest i found) and wayteck from the site. I have found West Marine to be the best /easiset actual store source for wire of all sizes, and for quality connectors of any type. You pay a bit more, but you get YRA grade wire which exceeds automotive grade found at the usual auto stores. AND- they have connector ends for wire sizes over 14/16: West has stores all around the Bay area and usually a good inventory on hand . Good luck/good grounds!

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.winnsecurity.com/norcal02

I remember you mentioning about marine wiring before on an old thread that I had started but had no idea where to get it. The closest West Marine is 30 miles away but I guess that isnt too bad for when I'll know what I need.