Ls into a NA Miata wiring harness q's.
04-05-2016, 11:58 AM
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Ls into a NA Miata wiring harness q's.
Greetings!
My Son and I are getting set to start a V8 Roadsters LS kit within the next year. It looks like the hardest part for us will be the wiring. We want it to be as easy as possible and was wondering if anyone made a harness similar to the MRM Ford harness? We want this to be as "plug and play" as possible. We're pretty good with everything else. It's the electrical that's concerning. Any and all help is appreciated! Thanks!
Jayson
My Son and I are getting set to start a V8 Roadsters LS kit within the next year. It looks like the hardest part for us will be the wiring. We want it to be as easy as possible and was wondering if anyone made a harness similar to the MRM Ford harness? We want this to be as "plug and play" as possible. We're pretty good with everything else. It's the electrical that's concerning. Any and all help is appreciated! Thanks!
Jayson
04-13-2016, 09:17 PM
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V8 Miata Fanatic
Welcome to some LSx Miata fun! The build will be a blast, I promise. I, too, was quite anxious about the wiring all the way up to the day I tackled the chassis wiring as I went on a Mazda wiring diet. (Some good notes and pics in my build thread, by the way.).
The easiest thing to do, is have someone like BP Automotive in KY build you a stand-alone LSx harness, and then you have just 8-10 wires to hook up- and your monster will come alive. You also get a Delphi fuse box all labeled and ready to go. Easy Peasy. See my thread for info... Good luck!!!
The easiest thing to do, is have someone like BP Automotive in KY build you a stand-alone LSx harness, and then you have just 8-10 wires to hook up- and your monster will come alive. You also get a Delphi fuse box all labeled and ready to go. Easy Peasy. See my thread for info... Good luck!!!
04-15-2016, 08:07 AM
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V8 Miata Follower
Welcome to some LSx Miata fun! The build will be a blast, I promise. I, too, was quite anxious about the wiring all the way up to the day I tackled the chassis wiring as I went on a Mazda wiring diet. (Some good notes and pics in my build thread, by the way.).
The easiest thing to do, is have someone like BP Automotive in KY build you a stand-alone LSx harness, and then you have just 8-10 wires to hook up- and your monster will come alive. You also get a Delphi fuse box all labeled and ready to go. Easy Peasy. See my thread for info... Good luck!!!
The easiest thing to do, is have someone like BP Automotive in KY build you a stand-alone LSx harness, and then you have just 8-10 wires to hook up- and your monster will come alive. You also get a Delphi fuse box all labeled and ready to go. Easy Peasy. See my thread for info... Good luck!!!
04-19-2016, 11:05 AM
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Jim Stainer
If you can tell colors apart and follow a string you have all the skills needed. You just have to chill and not look at the whole thing as being a problem. Focus on 1 wire at a time and make sure it goes where it is suppose to go. Nearly all of them are run for you and you don't even touch.
See Travis and Pats build threads the both cover the subject well.
See Travis and Pats build threads the both cover the subject well.
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