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Old 06-07-2006, 01:20 PM
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Cool deal Scott, wiring is fun!
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We're almost done installing an AAW "Classic Update" kit in a 69 Camaro, and it is an excellent product! I would highly recommend their products.
Will you send me a photo of the car when it's done so I can add it to the Customer's Car page?

Glad you guys are so happy with our wiring. I'm only a phone call away if you need help figuring out which products fit your application.
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Will you send me a photo of the car when it's done so I can add it to the Customer's Car page?

Glad you guys are so happy with our wiring. I'm only a phone call away if you need help figuring out which products fit your application.
Will do Theresa. I appreciate the customer service.
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Yowza, lots of wiring, is there that much of a advantage over a good condition stock harness??
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Steve, that would depend on what you intend to do with the car. I have changed so much - the EFI, gauge cluster, battery relocation, wiper motor, electric fans, electric fuel pump, etc... it just made sense for me and my project.
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The people at AAW are awesome. They will definitely be doing all my wiring needs.


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The people at AAW are awesome. They will definitely be doing all my wiring needs.


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I don't think I have ever seen a company that goes out of their way to make there customers happy. Theresa called me the other day to make sure I was ok after she heard what happened to my car. I mean what company does this? Just awesome.
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Hmmm, I might have to check into this

Scott, I have all the same stuff you listed, I might be agood idea for my car,
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Steve, you may want to research it. You definitely don't want electrical gremlins when running EFI, it can turn into a troubleshooting nightmare.
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That'll be my Winter....plumbing and wiring. Now I know who to go through when it comes time to install the electrical.
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