Re: Quality Wiring?

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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I order custom lengths of factory stuff from Rhode Island Wiring. Stuff 
seemed reasonable and I bought a whole mish-mash or wires for $60. Here' 
thier web site: http://www.riwire.com/

Akron Don

Travis Bailey wrote:

> Where the heck can you get good wiring from locally? The only stuff I 
> can come up with is really cheap feeling (large diameter strands, 
> insulation looks like it would rather peel off than stay on, low 
> temperature ratings, etc). After I rewired the cursed Ramcharger I've 
> been trying to find decent quality wire that I don't have to buy a 
> 500' spool of...the wire in that $175 harness kit just felt like 
> quality wire! It was nice to work with as well. I believe it was GXR 
> insulation. Ideas anyone?
>
> Travis
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