You are welcome. "Not expensive to do" is relative. I calculated that if a person is doing a new harness, it's about $300 more to go 12V. It's basically an unseen upgrade.... mitigating purity/originality concerns.
Also on another note. The harnesses I speak of are marketed as 12V harnesses. However if fusing and aperage is matched in a few spots it's OK for 6V. Kit flashers and relays, if used, need swapped.
FYI: Smallest wires in the Speedway kit is 16ga compared to Painless' smallest is 18ga.
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