Brand New 3SGTE Conversion Harnesses, Who would be interested? Options

[PhoenixTech]

Hello 6GC,

Dr Tweak and myself have been tossing around the idea of building the 3SGTE engine harnesses brand new for the 6th gen swaps. We would offer ST185, ST205, and ST215. Prices would be between $700-800. (nothing set in stone yet)

These harnesses would be completely brand new with the exceptions of the fuse box plugs, and under dash plugs which would be reused from your 6GC core.

The new harnesses would be A LOT slimmer than the OE Toyota harnesses, and easier to tuck/hide for a cleaner look.

We have also been working with different looming options. We now offer our traditional style corrugated looming, a heavy duty heat shrink looming, and also a braided looming.

Please let us know what you, the 6GC community thinks!! We are anxious to hear your feedback!

-Cam, Tweak'd Performance

[PhoenixTech]

I appreciate that you guys are trying to provide a service and bring competition to the board, however you are going to have to bring the price way down, that MR2 guy does it for half what you are suggesting and i have first had seen his work.

now you are suggesting brand new harness' so thats some incentive. But i still think its a little expensive.

We're not trying to bring competition. We are just offering a service to those who would like to use it. We really don't see many 3S harnesses come through here anymore. We've been insanely busy with our new 1JZ, 2JZ and 20V harnesses. We just thought that since many of the 6GC members DO know who we are, and what we offer is there, that we could offer you guys something nicer than a beat up old used 3S harness.

I know there are some members here who have a lot of time and money into their cars, and the way the electronic components are laid out in a 6GC engine bay, the wiring can be quite an eyesore.

Pricing is something we could work on if we have enough people interested in it. I do understand $700-800 is expensive for many of the younger 6GC owners, but again, with enough people interested in it, it's just like anything else, the more we sell and produce, the cheaper they will become.

Again, we really do appreciate all the feedback guys!

-Cam, Tweak'd Performance

This post has been edited by PhoenixTech: Sep 10, 2012 - 11:04 AM