Wztepeng Wiring Harness Kit 21 Circuit Long Wires 17 fuses Standard Color Compatible with Chevrolet Ford GM Chrysler Mopar Hot Rod Rat Rod

At the time I ordered, this was a sub-$100 wiring harness with a GM-style fuse block and (mostly) well labelled, (found a few typos on the wires) long, quality wires. I consider the wires to be the most valuable part of any harness. A few years ago this kit would have cost more than $500, so the pricing is great and unlike many of the big name harnesses, this one actually includes key circuits like the back-up/reverse lights.The primary supply wires to the fuse block are 12awg, most circuits are true 14awg, with some circuits being lighter 16awg. Insulation appears to be thermoplastic, likely PVC, as I tested it to be flame retardant and holds together well up to around 250F, but is getting molten around 350F.Oddly backup lights are on a 14 gauge circuit, while headlights are 16, so maybe a headlight relay kit would be wise. There are a few typos on the wires and in one case the labeling changed part of the way up the wire. In all I counted 52 different function wires, but that's counting ones labeled like left front lowbeam and right front lowbeam as 2.I've wired a number of cars from scratch and will be replacing the fuse block (the GM style is a bit of a messy, confusing design), so the instructions don't mean a lot to me, but if you are counting on them, they're not great, literally photocopies of the same instructions you'll find in most of the kits. Likewise, I have no intention of using their connectors either, so those don't weigh into my consideration.

All good except could use better discription / direction on rear wiring.