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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => 73-87 Chevy & GMC Trucks => Topic started by: 1983stepside on December 17, 2008, 04:03:35 pm
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hi for those of you that dont know inm building a 1983 chevy step side c10 and im wanting to do it right the first time except a engine swap later down the raod from a stock 350 to a 383 stroker or a 355 or a 454 beefed up but any ways i found a company called ez wireing that has pre wired fuze panel and labed wires just like painless and the one i need is 170.00 from ez wireing i was wondering have any of you used there kits before or heard anyhting about them? and will i srun in to any problems using a new wire harnes such as conecting heater controls andaftermarket gauges thanks for any and all info 8)
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You will have to find a place to mount the EZ wiring as it doesn't bolt into the same spot as the factory panel.
Is your wiring in the truck bad?
American AutoWire also has a bolt in kit for these.
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I had a friend who used one of these in his old couger and he has not had any problems. He said everything was pretty straight forward, he said the worst part was running all the wires were they needed to be.