None of the products mentioned use fabric covered, they all use automotive grade high temp insulation. Price has nothing to do with learning, they all have instructions and color coding. The price has to do with the extras, completeness, number of circuits, accomodation for various aftermarket components, switches, relays,steering column connectors,etc., Quality of the fuse "box" and quality of connectors and crimp-on devices. Many people are satisfied with the lower priced depending on the vehicle, nothing wrong with that. Others need/want the added value/parts that you sometimes realize you need and can't find later on. I know that American Autowire is the best, I don't know who is the cheapest. You get what you pay for. There is a difference between cheapest and least expensive value. On the cheap end I have purchased a fuse box from a 68-87 chevy truck and purchased wire and terminals and had a schematic and ..gotter done for maybe $75 or less! There is not much wiring in an old truck with no options no extras, no aftermarket add ons. It's not that hard IF you can reuse the old stuff. You have to take apart all your light sockets, clean and de-solder if necessary, etc.
Last edited by bartamos; 12/14/2011 7:32 PM.
