Hi David,
I had various problems with incorrect orders, missing instructions,
Starter/Neutral safety switch "for wrong Trans", easily broken tabs on the
identification strips, LED Lights that were burnt out, Hydraulic Pressure
Switches that had stripped thread connections, Headlight Switches with
broken Rheostats and the most aggravating was their high temp wire breaking
when trying to strip it to make a connection.
I realize this was several years ago and that their panel is redesigned now.
I've heard several good remarks about the newer kits on their easy of
installation but having been bitten in the past has me leaning towards
Painless.
----- Original Message -----
From: David Krucas <kruc@worldnet.att.net>
To: joe <chevy1@jps.net>
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 12:50 AM
Subject: Re: [oletrucks] rewiring job
> >I've had trouble with the Ron Francis Kit's on several occasion's it the
> >past and now only recommend Painless Wiring Kit's.
> Hi Joe,
> Dave here. I'm into a frame up rebuild right now on my '57, and I got a
> Ron Francis kit thru the shop that put my new front end on. I'll start the
> wiring later this week after I"m thru with painting the frame. I'm curious
> what kind of problems you had with the kit. Thanks.
> Dave '57 short step in San Diego
>
>
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