Engine Harness Builders?

KicknAsphlt

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Some of you may have seen my thread over on SF about Tweak'd, but I never really got an answer over there. It looks like they're out of the harness game, and I've tried contacting them multiple times with no responses - so is there anyone else building harnesses? I have the skill to build one myself, but not really the time/patience - though I'm afraid it might come to that. I appreciate any input you guys may have.
 

te72

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If you can build your own harness, that might be your best option at this point. Yeah, the time cost is a real factor, I get that. I spent something like two months of my evenings to de-pin a Miata harness and remove unnecessary circuits for my Exocet, all so I could have as compact a harness as I needed. Plus I saved like 8 lbs.

No matter what you do, take good notes.
 
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KicknAsphlt

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If you can build your own harness, that might be your best option at this point. Yeah, the time cost is a real factor, I get that. I spent something like two months of my evenings to de-pin a Miata harness and remove unnecessary circuits for my Exocet, all so I could have as compact a harness as I needed. Plus I saved like 8 lbs.

No matter what you do, take good notes.
If I can't find someone, definitely - part of the problem is, I've let the car sit for so long, now that I'm getting the drive to get it going again I don't want to take forever to build a harness.

You can definitely build your own. I did the club level wiring course at HP Academy and learned a lot. They are always having sales on, so it's not that expensive: https://www.hpacademy.com/courses/learn-motorsport-wiring/
I've looked into them - I'll see if they have a good sale this month, and maybe finally pull the trigger.
 

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I understand that motivation is both precious, as well as fleeting, when it comes to cars you've had for a long time. That's the boat I'm in as well. Wish we had decent weather year round...
 
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KicknAsphlt

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I understand that motivation is both precious, as well as fleeting, when it comes to cars you've had for a long time. That's the boat I'm in as well. Wish we had decent weather year round...
No doubt. Thing I miss most about Cali is the year-round good weather. The motivation thing is real for sure, especially with ADHD and a million other things to think about/projects to demand attention, and well - life...lol. Car has been down since 2008; rebuilt the motor between then and 2012, then ran into tuning issues on the new motor; got fed-up and parked it. I really miss driving it though, and the ring-seat pulls up here in Denver altitude felt stronger on stock boost than 14-15psi at sea level.