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#1075591 12/27/2014 4:52 AM
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We're going to clean up some wiring in the engine compartment. I like to run my own wire.

Where are you guys getting your bulk wire? I hate the cheap wires available at the local stores.

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I bought fabric coated wire in bulk/ by the pound at this surplus location. They have everything, all you have to do is find it!

http://www.apexelectronic.com

Good luck!

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Wow, that place looks crazy. Probably a lot easier if you can dig through their inventory.

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If you want modern wire then this is the only thing I use. SXL; thick walled, special purpose automotive wire insulated with cross-link polyethylene. It is resistance to moisture and most solvents. Operates at -49 to 257degrees F. Meets or exceeds a bunch of S.A.E. Specifications.
I get it in bulk from www.delcity.net. I also buy their flame retardant slit loom. I have melted the cheapo loom bought at swap meets.
The only thing I want to go up into smoke on my car is the rear tires.

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