Painless wiring kit -- hey or ney?

[txwingrider]

I'm thinking of cleaning up the fuse block are on my truck and purchasing a "painless wiring kit" from Geno's. Is it really painless to install and are you satisfied with the product? Thanks for any input. Cliff

 

[HEYBOSS]

I don't know yet as mine's been sitting in the garage somewhere since last summer Haven't had the time to install it but seems real nice set up and easy to do, also nice to clear up the fuse box and remove some overloads from it.



As soon I get a chance I'll be installing mine

 

[rweis]

I got the all switched weatherproof version.



Mounted on the firewall drivers side by the abs unit (2002 3500).



So far have used 1 for gauge 12v lines, 1 for US Gear D-Celerator 12v, 1 will run future relay coil for inverter heavy amp isolator.



Like the idea of each circuit having it's own fuse and you can change the fuse to a smaller value to run an individual circuit.



Seems well made, simple to install, well protected relays.



Bob Weis

 

[TomGolden]

I absolutely love mine!! I have 2 of the waterproof versions, both mounted to the lid of the main fuse box on the drivers side, between battery and firewall.

 

[txwingrider]

Time to ............................

Break out the 'ol Visa and go shopping at Geno's today! Thanks for all the ideas on where to mount the system. Now, if I can only order the painless system and stay away from the chrome turndown exhaust tip I want also. Cliff

 

[Sregorb]

Hey! I'll PM you! If you're here in town you can give mine the once over and decide! Weatherproof is only way to go (my opinion)... ...



Brian