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Race car wiring harness? #1195568
03/12/12 08:10 AM
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Is there any "universal wiring harness" available to wire a tube chassis drag race car? Don't need any "street properties", but MSD, nitrous set up, trans brake etc.


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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: jyrki] #1195569
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painless and k&r has the switch relay setups. dont think they will have the tbrake wires.

Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: 68roadrunner] #1195570
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look into Quick Car, i have one of there switch panels very nice quality


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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: 68roadrunner] #1195571
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Speedwire and Spaghetti Menders both make great stuff. Both are totally customizeabel as well.


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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: jyrki] #1195572
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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx

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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Dyno Donnie] #1195573
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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx




His panels are awesome....

I built my own...Not a very good pic, but you get the idea


Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Al_Alguire] #1195574
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Speedwire and Spaghetti Menders both make great stuff. Both are totally customizeabel as well.





Check this out..

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...e=5#Post7110216



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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Dyno Donnie] #1195575
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I just ordered a custom panel from Brian, similar to this one.
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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx



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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Bill_G] #1195576
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I am a Spaghetti Menders authorized dealer/installer and I highly recommend their products. www.spaghettimenders.com
Bob Lapp of Spaghetti Menders uses a floating ground vs. chassis grounds.

Single stage nitrous, clutch car wiring pic

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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Adobedude] #1195577
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I did some research and ordered this for 150.00
it looks like, it can cover everything http://www.leashelectronics.com/Databoard-Wiring-Panel-DB2011.htm

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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: jyrki] #1195578
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www.americanautowire.com makes a nice universal harness. Check them out! They have them for what your doing. I used a highway 15 for a oil rig swab truck I worked on. The universal system was cheaper, then the 15. It might work for you. It comes with all the wire and etc, etc,

Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Sport440] #1195579
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www.americanautowire.com makes a nice universal harness. Check them out! They have them for what your doing. I used a highway 15 for a oil rig swab truck I worked on. The universal system was cheaper, then the 15. It might work for you. It comes with all the wire and etc, etc,




They are a local,outfit I checked with them last week like many others no racing units

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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: HEMIFRED] #1195580
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Please forgive me for asking a stupid question (I have very, very little knowledge with things electrical), but how do these panels work? I am assuming there is a common buzz bar to a lot of those terminals?


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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: LA360] #1195581
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Please forgive me for asking a stupid question (I have very, very little knowledge with things electrical), but how do these panels work? I am assuming there is a common buzz bar to a lot of those terminals?




I would assume it has a major single input.... I'm
lookin for a fuse and relay panel for my Rampage...
I want to move the fuse block/relays to behind the
seat... havent seen what I want yet... probably will
end up making it

Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Bill_G] #1195582
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I just ordered a custom panel from Brian, similar to this one.
Bill



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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx







Bill is that a real plate of carbon fiber... looks good

Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: LA360] #1195583
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Please forgive me for asking a stupid question (I have very, very little knowledge with things electrical), but how do these panels work? I am assuming there is a common buzz bar to a lot of those terminals?




this one does a multitude of functions.I liked it's ability to take a feed from like two steps from the box directly

The DB2011 is a one of a kind wiring solution for your modern day race car. This board is focused toward the majority of you low power data wiring. It allows you to have a common wiring center for your high tech electronics like your ignition box(MSD), data loggers, EFI, boost controllers, nitrous accessories, inputs and some outputs. Input and output descriptions are below.
Power Inputs:
Batt+ needs to connect to the positive post on battery with a 10 gauge wire.
Batt- needs to connect to a good ground source. An 18 gauge wire will be good as there is no high current pulled through ground.
Ign needs to connect to your ignition switch with a 14-16 gauge wire.
Inputs:
Ret 1-3> are retard inputs that jump to the retards on the ignition section
T-brake Button> connects to your main transbrake button. It gets routed to all the spots on the borad that need a transbrake signal. It is also outputted at the OUTPUTS section through a relay and fuse to go out to you transbrake solenoid.
Brake Switch> connects to your brake pedal switch. Its outputted at the OUTPUTS to be connected to your brake lights. It also goes to the jumper on the board that allows you to use the brake signal to activate the 3step/burnout limiter at the IGNITION section. This is commonly used for a spool revlimit for turbo cars.
LL Button> connects to your line lock button. It gets outputted through a fuse at the OUTPUTS section. It also goes to the jumper on the board that allows you to use the line lock signal to activate the 3step/burnout limiter at the IGNITION section.
12Volt Out> it a fused 12 volt source that can be used to power your transbrake, linelock, and brake buttons or switches.
Logger Activation Log, Aux Activation> are inputs that get directed to the LOGGER, EFI, AUX sections to be used for switches.
Ignition:
Ign> fused switched ignition power to ignition box
trig> points trigger output to ignition box. Feed from EFI trigger out.(this is optional only if you want your EFI to trigger your ignition box.
Tach> igition tachometer output. This gets routed to various tach outputs on this board.
Shift > ground activated input that turns on the shift relay and applies power to the Shift Output terminal.
Switch> ground activated input that turns on the switch relay that applies power the the switch output terminal.
3Step> also know as the burnout rev limit input to the ignition box.
T/B> also known as the launch rev limit. Connects to transbrake. This gets its feed from the T-button input from the INPUTS section.
Ret 1-3> retard stage inputs feed from the INPUTS section.
Outputs:
LL> fused Line lock output connected to line lock solenoid.
Tach signal> tachometer signal to be used for guage and such.
Guage power> fused igntion power to feed guages or accessories.
Guage ground> ground for guages or accessories.
T-brake> fused main transbrake signal to be connected to transbrake solenoid.
Shift> fused main shift signal to be connected to shift solenoid.
Switch> fused main switch signal to be connected to auxiliary device.
Brake light> to brake lights
Logger:
ign> fused ignition power
grd> ground
activation> input feed from Logger activation from INPUTS section.
Tach> tach signal
T-brake> transbrake/launch signal
Shift> shift signal
switch> switch signal
EFI:
ign> fused ignition power.
Grd> ground
tach trigger> tach signal from ignition
trigger out> ignition trigger from EFI to Ignition box.
Log> signal for EFI datalogger feed from INPUTS section.
T-brake> transbrake/launch signal.
AUX:used for things like boost controllers, nitrous, ect..
Ign> fused ignition power.
Grd> ground
T-brake> transbrake/launch signal.
Activation> signal feed from aux activation in the INPUTS section.
The 3 jumper terminals in the Inputs section below fuses:
LL> jump this terminal to the 3-step terminal if you want the 3-step rev limter to activate off the linelock. (commonly used for burnout limiter).
Brake> jump this terminal to the 3-step terminal if you want the 3-step rev limter to activate off the brake signal. (commonly used for pre spool on turbo cars).


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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: Bill_G] #1195584
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I just ordered a custom panel from Brian, similar to this one.
Bill



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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx









My panel was built from Brian Black from Race Wire Solutions. It was totally easy to deal with, I just told him what I wanted and he built it. Its very simple and straight forward to wire. I wired my whole car in a few nights after work. I consider it a plug and play design. Sure, I could have probably built it but I don’t have the time nor did I want too. Good luck……………….

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Re: Race car wiring harness? [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1195585
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I just ordered a custom panel from Brian, similar to this one.
Bill



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Most chassis cars would be a custom wire job. Try Race car Solutions.
Brian Black Just built me a nice 16" X 16" custom board for my chassis car. Three main wires filled with each individual wire lead one wire to accessory- one to switch panel-one to MSD bo
wwwracewiresolutions.comx







Bill is that a real plate of carbon fiber... looks good





Mike it is carbon fiber.


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