kdavis

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There is a stand alone harness on eBay for $299 plus shipping. The guys name is haveaseat2. Has anyone used this harness? I am on a budget and this looks like a good deal. I've thought about modding a factory harness, but this looks like it will make life easier and isn't much more than i have seen factory harnesses go for. Any insight is appreciated.

This will be going in a 93 mustang.

boosted4.6

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Check his feedback first. If not it's only 200 more to go with a proven psi harness. A bad harness will have you diagnosing in circles.

aknovaman

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Look closely at the pics before buying. Used reworked harness. Verify injection connector for your application.

Rocketrod

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It would be helpful if you posted a link so we know exactly which harness your looking at

Stormed_Norm

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I would guess it's this one for $299.00 since the others are different prices:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/97-07-LS1-LS...sories&vxp=mtr

bronx_peanut

If you are going to get a harness off of eBay get one from techrods. They are very nice harnesses.

FatfreeGTO

^^ If that is in fact it I would save your money for something else...

Rucumn

Explain... I have thought about doing my own too or just going this route. This guy seems to have decent feedback from a couple of buyers. What is it that you look for when determining a reputable source?

Love the GTO build by the way. I am building a '67 chevelle.

FatfreeGTO

Thanks, good luck with your chevelle! Hope you start a build thread so we can follow.

About the harness, I looked at his feedback and it looks like he really has only sold 1 other harness that he modified. What he pictured just looks really messy to me. His other sales are from parts basically, not enough to make me feel comfortable with a reworked stock harness, especially when you can go to a company like PSIconversion for example as well as others that will sell you a completely new harness for $200 more that will mount the computers in the passenger compartment and will lay out nicely on the engine and not have any cut and spliced wires anywhere. I wouldn't want to be potentially chasing electrical problems in an attempt to save $200 bucks... That's my feelings at least. Hope this helps.

Rucumn

Yeah, I agree that the extra $200 for a harness that puts the computer where you want it and no spliced wires is worth it. I think I am going to try my own anyway just to learn. Once I clean the car all up for show, I may end up buying one.

I do plan to start a build thread since I am going to be looking for advice on oil pan, mounts, brackets and such. I am ready to start buying stuff, so I will start the thread once I get back from vacation. I have a 2004 gto ls1 with a 2000 T56.

Rocketrod

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I would pass on that harness. Do it yourself, or pay extra and get one from sponsor. Yes, it will cost more, but how much is your time worth when you have any and there is no tech support....