I used American autowire and would again. I have no experience with the others, but I really liked the American autowire kit.

 

Which kit did you use? They are quite expensive

 

AAW classic update kit.

 

^^^^^^^ x2^^^^^^^^^^Very well planned out kit....

 

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Hi,

I have installed four complete wiring harness from Kwikwire in different cars and two Novas.

I always found a very good quality and easy to use decriptions.

http://kwikwire.com/

greets
carl

 

American Auto Wire worked good for me.

 

AAW is what I have used with no issues. Both the factory replacement and the Classic update kit. If you go with the classic update kit buy/rent the crimping pliers

 

Wiring

Classic Update the best way to go ...

 

I'll third, fourth, or fifth American Autowire. I've installed two harnesses, E-Z Wire and and AAW. AAW is by far the most complete kit, with the most complete instructions of all. Yes, they are a bit pricey perhaps, compared to some of the other kits, but you get all the sockets etc needed for OEM style connections, extra connectors in case you screw up in the crimping process and just easy to understand installation instructions.

It was worth the extra money in my opinion.

Mike

 

Over the years I have used several different harnesses and they were ok at best.
About 15 years ago I tried the American Autowire and have used nothing but there systems since. The quality is 1st class and it is done correctly.
Don't let money decide on wiring your car.

 

Contact Matt at MCB. I think we get a SNS member discount here's the link. RICK
http://www.stevesnovasite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=215047

 

Question? Is there a big price difference on Brand? I'm looking but want to go the cheep route




David

 

Question? Is there a big price difference on Brand? I'm looking but want to go the cheep route

You want cheap, this is about as low priced as it gets here: http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Speedway-Economy-12-Circuit-Wiring-Harness,2352.html

 

Just remember; You Get What You Pay For!
Save your pennies and treat yourself, trust me you wont be disappointed!

 

Does the AAW kits have labels on each wire so you know down the line where they go?

 

Aaw

Yes they are printed on the wires!!

 

Thanks for the answers. I kinda like this one http://www.summitracing.com/search/...e/ron-francis-wiring-gm-powered-bare-bonz-wiring-kits?autoview=SKU&keyword=bb99

 

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Well, you got a lot of good recommendations. Alot for AAW. But, if you like this one, then that's the one you should go for.

To me, a ten circuit, bare bones system doesn't have enough expansion. I don't know what 10 circuits are offered, but for a bit more, you can have a classic upgrade it from AAW.

But, like i said, if you like this one, then by all means, get it.

Mike

 

I used a Ron Francis kit. It was very nice and customer support was good. Way to many circuits for what I needed though. I would guess mine is at least 30 circuits. I would only go with an 8 or 12 circuit unless you plan on running power windows and lots of other electric options.

 

Thank you for the input. I will only be using 12 cir. for my car so I think the Painless one will work for what I need? Its a little pricy so I have to wait a little





David

 

As was stated earlier, you get what you pay for. We have dealt exclusively with AAW for the past 7 or 8 years. IMO they are the most complete kit available. We have installed other wiring harnesses that the customer supplied, so basing my opinion on experience, not just what we sell.

Be sure to check on what is included with the wiring kits.

Walt

 

> Ron Francis or Painless

Thanks for the update, I will look into AAW for my 67.








David

 

Thanks for the update, I will look into AAW for my 67.








David

check on ebay, i got my kit on there way less then anywhere else :yes:

 

I put the Painless kit in my drag Nova and have bought the painless muscle car kit for my street nova just waiting to install

 

> Ron Francis or Painless

Thank you for the tip Novaman Oscar


I will look into it




David

 

1970 Chevelle

The only car I ever re-wired was a 1970 Chevelle and i used a painless wire harness and set up it was beautiful worked out very nicely! Thanks painless.