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Old 08-10-2007, 11:58 AM
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I need a fuse panel for my mustang project, doesn't need to be anything crazy just a basic panel that has inputs for the basics: Head lights, Marker lights, Turn signals, Ignition, Engine, PCM ect.
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Try Ron Francis Wire Works. They sell just about everything for wiring a project car.

http://www.wire-works.com/
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I used American Autowire. After using panels and kits from other companies, I like the way circuits are terminated at the box. The flexibilty is what I was after.

http://www.americanautowire.com/
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I think I have a stock one for an LS1 Camaro
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you could also try some of the basic fuse panels from Painlessperformance
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I, too, used American Autowire. I like the modularity so that I can add on to what I have if I ever find the need.
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You can find several on EBAY. search universal wiring harness. Be cafefull with the quality though.
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Thanks for all the helpful links. American autowire and Painless makes some great solutions. I'll post up the final selections and how we worked it into the factory wiring.
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