Painless wiring???

[DSTR 340]

I used the RF kit. It worked fine. I would probably use the American Auto Wire kit if I did it again. Seems like that kit has more features/extras.

Has anybody used ??
[URL]http://www.keepitcleanwiring.com

I'm not sure why I have this website saved. I can't remember if a member used this or if I saw it on one of the Car shows on Spike?

I have a family member who restores cars professionally and he says that Keepitcleanwiring is cheap sh*t from china, just my two cents.

 

[drttrkcwby]

I have installed various amounts of wiring kits in many different types of cars from Chevys, Fords, Mopars, Mercedes and even 1 old Ferrari. The easiest thing I found to do, if your replcaing the whole harness, is to forget everything you know about what wires are there and just go through the directions. It makes life way simpler. Also "pre-running" all your wires to where they need to go helps out a lot. Start with one section of the wiring at a time and dont get in a hurry. This is a case where the turtle wins the race. If you do decide to change some of the wires around, various colors of electrical tape are easy to come by. Wrap the wire every 6 - 8 inches and keep a diagram or change the diagram to what you've done versus what it says. I've installed several Painless kits, keep it clean kits, hot rod wires, and they all are about the same besides lil things here and there. I recently had a guy bring me a '36 Plymouth coupe and he bought a KMJ Performance wiring kit off eBay for $150 bucks. It was just as easy as the rest and it took me about a day and a half to get everything in and completely finalized. Hopefully this will help everyone out!