Painless wiring kits

[Detonator]

I've used American Autowire panels on a few cars, as mentioned above you only hook up what you need. There are no leftovers hardwired into your fuse block. The cleanest option is to do your own wiring. These cars are so simple you can do it yourself. I'd suggest an Enos "Blackbox" panel https://www.racersrods.com/ (they now offer a smaller 11 fuse version, too) and cloth wiring from Rhode Island Wiring. Both quality suppliers.

[TJ]

Originally Posted by Detonator

I've used American Autowire panels on a few cars, as mentioned above you only hook up what you need. There are no leftovers hardwired into your fuse block. The cleanest option is to do your own wiring. These cars are so simple you can do it yourself. I'd suggest an Enos "Blackbox" panel https://www.racersrods.com/ (they now offer a smaller 11 fuse version, too) and cloth wiring from Rhode Island Wiring. Both quality suppliers.

Interesting as I used the Enos kit on a couple of cars when they first came out. They were a quality unit and easy to wire. I'm assuming that Dennis Enos sold the business to these guys in Idaho?

[Detonator]

Originally Posted by TJ

Interesting as I used the Enos kit on a couple of cars when they first came out. They were a quality unit and easy to wire. I'm assuming that Dennis Enos sold the business to these guys in Idaho?

Yes, he did, and the new owner has been just as great to work with. His new, smaller panel is ideal for us guys that don't run power windows, A/C, etc etc