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Spf79 · 10-31-2021, 06:56 PM

Other thoughts...

Wiring is fun, as a newbie you think that once you buy the painless kit, or the AAW kit you are good to go for the most part. Man... I was wrong, so many little things you end up buying along the way to make it go smooth and look clean. I added in one of the wiring diagrams I worked with when doing my dual battery set up. The Redarc kit came with a far more detailed diagram, but I did not take a pic of it.

I got some fun little battery terminals I thought were pretty cool. these will sit on a side marker post battery. The deep cycle battery only had top post mounts, so I will have to do some work on that connection to make it look organized.

Anyone running an MSD box in the engine bay? If so - where did you mount yours? I am still looking for a good spot to do this.

10-31-2021, 06:56 PM	#7
Spf79 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Vancouver, Washington Posts: 423	Re: 1972 Build thread. Other thoughts... Wiring is fun, as a newbie you think that once you buy the painless kit, or the AAW kit you are good to go for the most part. Man... I was wrong, so many little things you end up buying along the way to make it go smooth and look clean. I added in one of the wiring diagrams I worked with when doing my dual battery set up. The Redarc kit came with a far more detailed diagram, but I did not take a pic of it. I got some fun little battery terminals I thought were pretty cool. these will sit on a side marker post battery. The deep cycle battery only had top post mounts, so I will have to do some work on that connection to make it look organized. Anyone running an MSD box in the engine bay? If so - where did you mount yours? I am still looking for a good spot to do this. Attached Images __________________ Full top blazer or bust....