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Old 04-15-2012, 03:17 AM
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who has the best deal on an already made or aftermarket wire harness for 5.3 with a 4l60e trans ?? thanks in advance .
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PSI http://psiconversion.com/
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Originally Posted by LS1MCSS
This^^^^^^ hands down.
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Originally Posted by LS1MCSS
x50!!!!!
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am I reading that correct, $499 for a harness already modified for a swap?
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Originally Posted by camarochevy1970
am I reading that correct, $499 for a harness already modified for a swap?
there are about a dozen places cheaper and seem to do good work,$499 doesnt make my swap a budget swap any more,,im going cheap
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Cost me only about $40 to rewire my harness myself. $15 of that was a 6 curcuit fuse panel from Auto Zone. Some heatshrink and solder and some electrical connectors. That was it. I am actually doing a second harness cuz I took all the trans connectors out of my first harness.
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PSI has a nice harness. I don't have any experience with any other harness, but this one was easy to use and was clean.
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I used a Current Performance harness... it was plug and play into my fuse block, a little bit more but its top notch and completely clean and application specific...
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Originally Posted by camarochevy1970
am I reading that correct, $499 for a harness already modified for a swap?
The harness is new from one end to the other. That's why I went with PSI. You can modify a stock harness and I would feel better about doing that if I knew it came out of a running car. The story of "I got to dig it out, it's in a box somewhere in my garage", not here. People with the knowledge to track bad connectors and grounds and the such to make stuff work have my respect.



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