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Posted by Bama Binder on November 06, 2000 at 19:00:29 from (63.11.14.49):
In Reply to: Rewiring posted by Sam Comstock on November 06, 2000 at 15:17:08:
I know of several people who have done it and I have re-wired my Super H using a combination of new and old wire. If you want the original looking cloth coated wire, that stuff is hard to come by. If you just use automotive primary wiring of the right gauge, it is easy to get and cheap. I haven't looked for it, but I think there is some heat shrink tubing on the market that you can use that makes for a really neat looking job. The easy way would be to slide the right number of wires through the tubing (color coding makes it easier). Make them plenty long so all you have to do is route it, cut the ends to the right length, put the connectors on and hook them up. Good luck....BB
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