ReedMann

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Thanks for the info guys. I can't wait to tear into my harness now haha

Builda'Teg_92

So let me get this straight, i de-pinned the blk/yellow wire from the IACV that took me to the fat plug with all yellow wires, then the other plug blu/white took me to the multi colored plug. So now i take both these wires, cut them down to the proper length, then solder, wrap, ect...

Then maybe find spare ECU plugs at the junkyard (dont have any at the moment) and put both wires (last pic) directly to the ecu? then do that for the rest of the sensors?

silkyjohnson#1hater

stop buying from chase and go see wireworx, i feel so bad for all u chase horror story guys....rywire is good but really expensive
this is just a small sneak peek of what goes on inside of harnesses, concentric twisting with kapton tape... truly pro level harnesses better priced than rywire and chase....
just saying!!

spAdam

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Proper

teg97

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agreed!! It's always nice to see stuff done the right way with time put into it!

santii7

Looks legit!

thedb63

oh im going to next time.......my tach dont work and also my temp gauge isnt working now.....fml!


i tried getting rougeeg6 to do mine but he said he only does it for friends in his local area......so i couldnt find anyone else and did the chase thing......i even waited a couple years thinking they might have their **** together but turns out they still dont....tried calling them agian yesterday .....and i got the **** you button....so angry!

tegtuner01

Yes! I've talked to home a few times but every time I go to send my harness to him I'm broke but Xavier is definitely going to be doing my harness

sohc95vtec-t

only the best from Xavier/Wireworx!

jdmfactory

dfanatic

I seen a CB milspec in Xaviers core stash, lol. Wireworx owns. Very few in this country have a good work ethic and take pride in what they do anymore. I have purchased several harnesses from him so far and not a single one has had an issue.

RussLaviolette

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+1 for X and Wireworx!

crx_si-r

I thought wireworx harnesses were higher prices than rywire?

I have a rywire harness I bought for dirt cheap (brand new still in bag) and I see a lot of things that could be fixed. For one the sensor plug seals don't cover the wire. They are over sized and offer no protection.

My sensor plug with new seals:


Rywire:

New seal but it's open so defeats the purpose

Alternator plug

BC_Garage

I have a question that I cannot figure out. It is about relocating the battery. I understand how the wiring is done via this diagram.

In this picture I get how the harness is ran but I get confused when I look at the Rywire charge harness.


Why would there be ring terminals on both sides of the starter wire? Shouldn't it be ring terminal on the side that attaches to starter and then open on the other side where it is integrated into the positive battery terminal connector?

In this case it looks like it is fuse box to starter and fuse box to alternator so where is the battery to fuse box??

Andy@AMR

Chase sent me a bunch of wrong parts when I had ordered from them a few years ago, and even now I am still working on getting the correct parts. I just sent them a pair of brake lines back in hopes they will send me the new ones that I need so I can get my project buttoned up. I made Chase the best coilovers I offer for his project, and he ended up sending me his half assed CM1 harness, when I was expecting his best which was his CM3. The harness itself has a few issues, and it's almost as if he didn't even listen to what I wanted and just sent me a B-series harness he had laying around lol. Here I thought I was done with them, and now I gotta contact them again in hopes they will provide me with the proper lines. I'd hate to buy other lines when they should have sent me the correct ones in the first place. It sucks his voicemail is full, and I'll probably never see the correct lines.

I've heard good things about Wireworx, and if I ever have another project where I need a harness I'll probably go that route. From what I read his prices are fair, and he is far far easier to deal with.

acura_el2000

all this talk about harnesses had me looking at some, it seems they are at least $550 on the cheap end and can work their way up to 1200+ WOW. I know wiring appears to be black magic of some type haha (hate wiring all but the simplest of circuts) but damn that is a lot! I was thinking $200ish would be the norm!

crx_si-r

I charge less than 400 for a harness

Builda'Teg_92

Damn, the harness thing really popped off the last few pages. Wish I understood how to make one still. Somebody should make a DVD video or something, more money in your pocket lol.....feel free to use the idea.

tron_

Definitely going to check out Wireworx for my next build, not to get too off topic but what's the wait time on one of those?

I currently have a Rywire one, I have no complaints. Rywire answered a few questions I had very quickly and was super helpful. The only thing was it took a while to get my harness and it was a little pricey.

crx_si-r

I'm 3-4 days to ship. Wireworx you would be better off to ask them directly on a wait time

na-118

where do you guys feed your tucked fuel lines?

lostforawhile

everyone has gone up or will go up on the harness prices soon, your basic material is copper and the price of it right now is insane. I was going to buy some romex at Home Depot and I feel I should get a free armored truck rental to transport the stuff

silkyjohnson#1hater

A stock 99 si oem harness 475$, no way a better quality built harness is gonna be cheaper than that.. if u really do some homework... the prices that we give, wire-worx, rywire and chase is cheap by pro standards.. we have some race facilities in daytona beach that looked at my work and said im giving it away!! lol.. they charge so much more.....same exact material and methods..

some of our work, this is a top of the line harness..

codyh

so much awesome!!!

Rickcrx

Almost there:


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