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    i know you can buy these rewires anywhere online but can you not just make them yourself and get the same performance out of your home made one ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by stlmo_gtp View Post
    i know you can buy these rewires anywhere online but can you not just make them yourself and get the same performance out of your home made one ?
    Yeah, it is just a beefy wire with a ring terminal at each end. Nothing magic about it. A DIY job will be every bit as good.
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    ok cool so about 2 gauge wire should be good right ? i look at it this way i can buy a zzp alt rewire for $14 but then pay another $23 just to ship it to me, or just make one for $14 or less
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    I used 2 gauge cost me $10 to make a couple of them, and I soldered the ring terminals as I don't trust a crimp
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    did you notice the difference achmedes ?
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    Here is link to Adam's Alt-Rewire kit. I got mine the other day and just installed it today. The quality is excellent and the price shipped was great! Only $10 bucks and that included shipping.

    http://www.grandprixforums.net/f49/a...ires-2289.html

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    thanks for the link
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    Quote Originally Posted by stlmo_gtp View Post
    did you notice the difference achmedes ?
    huge difference, headlights became useable
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