wiring harness
so im planning on wiring the whole car with a new harness, and ive heard painless is the best/easiest to use, realize im not purchasing right now, but soon within the next couple months. the painless one is 1k!!
what else is out there?

what else is out there?
I have the painless yet to install. It's actually next on mine list as I am collecting battery garb to do along with it. I paid around $700 for mine from summit. It is made for the 67-68 mustang. Not sure about the price for the 65-66's though. I was looking over the kit and it comes with about everything needed. Everything is marked and terminated. Looks like it will be pretty easy to do. It even comes with a new gauge harness.
i just completed my mustang using a painless kit. i spent about 700 on it and belive me it was the best investment of my life. im 19 now and have never wired anything besides speakers for my car. i descided to go wth the kit because it would have cost me 1k to 2k to have some other guy do it. long story short. i learned alot, saved alot and it was very easy. the people at painless tech. support are also very nice and easy to understand. a few tips. TAKE YOUR TIME (walk away when needed), keep your old wires for pickin through and ref. , invest in some better connectors / tools, and get a good volt meter. other wise it was really fun/ easy and you will know your cars wiring 100% when your done. Hope this helps man, good luck and like i said TAKE YOUR TIME.
stangkid you keeping the I6 in your 66? Also welcome to the forums.
Back to OT. I would go with the Painless kit.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
Back to OT. I would go with the Painless kit.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I think theT Ron Fransis has a better sysem than painless. the big drawback is where to mount the fuse box and the instructions are not the best. http://www.ronfrancis.com/prodinfo.asp?number=XP%2D67


