Has anyone checked out this new wiring system? It's a bit more costly than standard fuse panel/wiring kits, but the functionality and flexibility of the system goes far beyond what a traditional fuse box/relay system can do. Check it out http://www.isispower.com/products.html. There is also a video about it on V8 TV, http://v8tvshow.com/content/view/694/1/.

I'm planning on picking one up for my Dart and I've got a lot of cool things planned with it. It may not be for the restoration/factory original crowd, but I definitely think it hits the resto-mod crowd.

I don't know if I'll get in trouble for letting anybody know, if this isn't allowed let me know and I'll edit this post, but there is a group buy under way over at pro-touring.com and it's a pretty good deal with opportunity to get better. Just saying. http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49119

Anyhow, I'd love to hear some feedback from anybody who has seen it or used it.

I haven't checked it out, I am very familar with multiplexing, trick smart approach to wiring.. Group buys are allowed & this should probably get moved to the group buy area after people get a chance to see it here in this forum...

It reminds me of the very early PC kits with primitive data and control bus logic. I like the idea but the cost is too high and you'll probably need a o scope or logic analyzer to trouble shoot the more difficult problems. For now I'll stick with discrete wiring.

Actually, troubleshooting seems to be no problem with the way the powercells are setup, along with the display on the mastercell. I'm no expert, but from everything I've read on this, it's planned fairly well in order of troubleshooting the system. Yeah it's a bit costly no doubt, but in the end I think it will be well worth it for my application. Along with the time savings in wiring.

I came across an article in fourwheeler magazine website that explains pretty simply how this set up can/will work. I'm glad I haven't bought a traditional harness yet, because this definately looks the way to go. The ISIS company is an OEM supplier for multiplexing systems as well. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/...ions/index.html