Is Racetronix really plug-n-play?
03-26-2011, 10:34 AM
#1
Is Racetronix really plug-n-play? I'm looking at the instructions provided with my Racetronix harness and it talks about removing individual wires from terminals/connectors and replacing them with other wires. I've never heard of this until I actually received the instructions, so I'm wondering if this is a '98 thing only or are they all like this? I'm not faulting Racetronix, but to advertise it as plug-n-play isn't really accurate.
03-26-2011, 04:05 PM
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for the most part its plug-n-play, when i installed it on my 2002 WS6 it was plug-n-play but when i installed one on a 99 SS it wasnt completely plug-n-play.
03-26-2011, 05:59 PM
#5
The whole idea is to make the kit as easy as possible to use without having to cut, solder & splice wires. This in my opinion is plug-n-play. Swapping a few wires is relatively easy & keeps the kits more economical over providing a more complicated interface harness.
03-26-2011, 06:12 PM
#6
The whole idea is to make the kit as easy as possible to use without having to cut, solder & splice wires. This in my opinion is plug-n-play. Swapping a few wires is relatively easy & keeps the kits more economical over providing a more complicated interface harness.
