1slow01Z71

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Well thats an interesting contraption

Phantom

iTrader: (16)

what?

brandon6.0

iTrader: (26)

didnt u say u was gonna mount that inside the cab? also, what is that silinoid like thing in the bottom middle?

Phantom

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Yes. I plant to mount on the back of the cab either behind the driver seat or passenger seat. Haven't fully decided yet.

That is a continuous duty solenoid

brandon6.0

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ok gotcha. Now how much better is a wiring setup like this than your typical relays and such?

Phantom

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It is just your typical relay and stuff. The only difference than what you've prolly seen before is the big relay. I'll be running a 4 gauge cable directly from the battery to that relay on the right post. I will power the relay board in the top right and the three relays at the top left off that post also. Then one post is a ground and the other is the trigger. The left post will have a 10 gauge wire going to my solenoids. The red wire coming off the left post now will go to my MSD box for a step retard(will pull timing when the WOT switch is activated)

Phantom

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It's probably over complicated for what I'm doing, but I have a weird fixation with wiring. All of our fast cars have similar wiring boards and I'm fascinated with them, so I wanted to make my own.

My theme(for lack of a better term)for my truck is a street truck with a race truck feel.

Looking at this thread made me really want to do something on my own as well
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Beatdown Z

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There are some insane wiring jobs in that thread. It's the first thing I thought of when I saw your panel.

BlackGMC

iTrader: (31)

Nice work on the harness!!! That looks great!!

1989k1500

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That board looks awesome, nice job.