Hey,
I'm, new here (i'll post into later) but I wouldn't use a painless if it
was given to me. check out www.wire-works.com
a bit more (their "basic" kit is like $275, fine for most 4wd's), but much
better design
as for the lights, what I wanna see is a 3-way light, low/high/offroad
Joe
At 07:00 AM 6/27/2001 -1000, you wrote:
> > Call Summit Racing in Ohio and get a kit from Painless Wiring. It's about
> > about $250 for a generic kit, $280 if you want 4 extra cicuits.
> > It includes a blade-style fuse panel, and wiring looms that accept more
> > things than even the nicest 110 requires - which means plenty of extra
>space
> > for lights, CB, vibrating mattress, coffee maker...
>
>http://www.painlesswiring.com/
>I love their products. I wish I had just purchased their harness instead of
>building my own. I did get 2 of their 7 circut waterproof fuse blocks and I
>love em.
>If you are thinking about redoing a system and don't care about being
>concourse(sp) correct I would highly recomend their stuff.
>
>Have a question about lights. Instead of having the hi beam switch select
>between hi and low beam why not just have it turn the hi beam on or off,
>without effecting the low beam. I know that it is possible to wire it up
>this way, so the low beam stays on when the hi beams come up, but is it bad
>to do?
>
>Pete
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