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#733726 03/27/2011 8:11 PM
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I am looking at wiring my 50 chev with a new harness. It will be a complete upgrade. I was wondering on peoples thoughts on EZ Wiring or Its a snap wiring? they look the same and the pricing is good? Also Gauges from the same people anybody have experience with them?

dcchev #733873 03/28/2011 4:49 AM
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I got the harness from Classic Parts...It was $ 150.00 and was for 12 volt and 1 wire alternator. Very easy to install. Still waiting for a new headlight switch...old one broke in my hand while wiring. Hope the new one is stronger than the last...
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1954 Chevy 3100 5-Window
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I just installed a EZ Wiring block, harnes, and Dolphin guages in my truck. I have always "scratch" wired my other projects. The wire is very good quality and is marked every foot. I am very happy with the set up.


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Just recently installed an EZ kit, i was impressed with the ease of fitting.
Like Boltbuster mentions,its well marked.
I had to make a small adjustment for the rear lights/turn signals due to UK law but other than that it was EZ!
I used New Vintage gauges,and apart from a small error on my part now work perfectly.


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