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Old 05-13-2015, 11:00 AM
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Default Wiring systems (Painless, American Auto and Francis)

I used the Painless wiring system for my last build and it went well but I am interested in maybe going with American Auto wiring or Francis Wiring because their setup which starts at the gauge/light/equipment going back to the fuse box and looks like it might be easier to work with. Your thoughts are welcomed.
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Old 05-13-2015, 02:23 PM
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I used the Painless wiring system for my last build and it went well but I am interested in maybe going with American Auto wiring or Francis Wiring because their setup which starts at the gauge/light/equipment going back to the fuse box and looks like it might be easier to work with. Your thoughts are welcomed.
I have used several AAW and they are hard to beat,do not know about the others
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Thanks I was a little concerned with wires coming loss at the fuse box terminal
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With all the builders on this site there are no other comments?
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I have used all 3 but I haven't used the latest Ron Francis stuff but we use AAW all the time now.
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Thanks what's the advantage of AAW over Painless, ie why do you prefer it over Painless
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Thanks what's the advantage of AAW over Painless, ie why do you prefer it over Painless
Connectors, fitment, wire type and adaptability.
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