Included Lengths:
Buying a quality automotive wiring harness is about asking the right questions. Before you buy any harness, make sure you know the answers to the questions below.
Features | Hot Rod Wires® | Our Competitors |
---|---|---|
Made In The USA? | ☑ | Most competitors source their harnesses from overseas. |
100% Soldered Connections? | ☑ | Most wiring harnesses are crimped only. It saves money, but reduces durability. |
Heavy-duty 12 Gauge Starter Wire? | ☑ | Many harnesses use lighter gauge wire, which leads to hot start problems. |
OEM-Quality Made-in-the-USA Solid Copper Wiring? | ☑ | Many competitors use a blend wire material for the wiring to cut costs. |
OEM-Quality Copper and Brass Terminals? | ☑ | Many competitors use off-shore knock-offs made from alumnium or tin. |
Includes A Fusible Link? | ☑ | A fusible link protects your entire electrical system, but many harnesses don't include it. |
Is The Harness Expandable? | ☑ | Many competitors use the lightest gauge wiring possible for their 12-circuit harnesses. If you want to expand, you need to re-wire the harness. |
Compatible With Modern 100amp Alternator? | ☑ | Many harnesses are only rated to 60 or 75amps, which means they won't accommodate a modern alternator. |
Heavy Gauge Copper Wire In Every Circuit? | ☑ | Heavy gauge copper wire is expensive, but it minimizes resistance and ensures proper voltage across your system. |
Compatible With Halogen Headlights? | ☑ | Many harnesses use light gauge wiring for the headlights that's insufficient for halogen bulbs. |
Built-in Theft Protection? | ☑ | None. |