Racetronix hot wire kit the way to go?

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Sep 7, 2012 | 05:05 PM

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Ferocity02

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Originally Posted by Camaro Zach

Most trucks w/towing package have a fused 8-10 ga. wire running from the fuse box to the trailer plug. All you have to do is tap into that right by the tank to power the relay. All you have to do is buy ~2' of wire, a relay, and a fuse to put in the fuse box where the wire connects.

First time I've heard of this! More info? Link? This would be a nice clean way to do it.

Sep 7, 2012 | 05:21 PM

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TIM Z

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Anything these days can be done less expensive and self made, it's all in what you want and what type of resources are available to you.

I myself have the RT Hotwire kit, it was a very well made , put together kit and works great . So I'm happy,

The choice is always up to you!

Sep 7, 2012 | 07:12 PM

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Inflation is a bitch eh. The ease of installing the wiring kit was second to none. Completely plug n play, and like others have said, a real quality harness. I'm just not a big electrical guy, so I went this route.

Sep 22, 2012 | 08:11 PM

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hotrod04

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I just ordered the hot wire kit for my 2004 Silverado and it was 59.99 Plus 16.72 shipping for a total of 76.71 hope it works with the Walbro 340 Can't wait.