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#91064022
22-Circuit Universal Automotive Aftermarket Wiring Harness Kit
- Universal harness design features 22 electrical circuits, perfect for kit cars, hot rods, and muscle cars with power accessories
- Generous automotive grade GXL wire length, including 17 foot long taillight leads, allows fuse box mounting and wire harness routing options
- Compatible with the popular 1968-1996 GM tilt steering columns and aftermarket variants with direct plug in capability
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 22 Number of Circuits
- Universal harness design features 22 electrical circuits, perfect for kit cars, hot rods, and muscle cars with power accessories
- Generous automotive grade GXL wire length, including 17 foot long taillight leads, allows fuse box mounting and wire harness routing options
- Compatible with the popular 1968-1996 GM tilt steering columns and aftermarket variants with direct plug in capability
- Included fuse box uses modern blade fuses and includes mounting for both hazard and turn signal flasher units
- Wiring harness kit includes headlight connectors, steering column and ignition connectors, and headlight and dimmer switches
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 91064022 |
| Number of Circuits | 22 |
| Fuse Block Included | Yes |
| Compatible with GM Column | Yes |
| Ignition Key Location | Column or Dash |
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Speedway Motors 91064022 Details
- Universal design for nearly any 12-volt vehicle and engine/transmission combination
- 22 individually fused circuits, conveniently bundled into 11 "quick start" sections
- Constructed of GXL polyethylene insulated automotive-grade copper wiring
- Each wire strand is color-coded and labeled every six inches for easy identification
- Plug-and-play with factory or aftermarket 1968-1996 GM tilt steering columns
- Compact 5.5" x 4.5" x 3.3" fuse block mounts under dash (firewall or cowl side)
- Appropriate wire diameter and fuse rating for each circuit’s load
- Uses easy to find modern blade-style ATO/ATC spec standard blade fuses
- Tail light leads are 17 feet in length and work with most vehicles including trucks
- Harness kit includes headlight switch, dimmer switch, horn relay, and accessory wiring
- Complete Speedway wiring harness kit weighs less than 8 lbs. installed
Wire Your Hot Rod, Truck, or Muscle Car Like a Pro with Our 22 Circuit Wiring Harness
Classic muscle cars and hot rods are often sidelined with electrical issues mainly due to decades old crumbling wiring that has been patched and cut and spliced together over the years. Flickering lights, hard starting, inaccurate, or inoperable dash gauges and more are problems that can often be solved with an overhaul of the vehicle’s wiring system. Ditching that spaghetti under your dashboard and that ancient Bakelite fuse box that uses glass fuses is the fastest way to make your classic a reliable, and fun, ride you’ll want to take out every weekend instead of dreading those wiring issues every time you twist the key.
The Speedway 22 circuit wiring harness is a great solution for classic vehicles, kit cars, replicas, and race cars that need extra accessory wiring circuits over and above the basics like ignition, lighting, horn, wipers, gauges, and AC/heat. Whether you're building an option-laden car with power windows, power locks, cruise control and more, or just want to have extra circuits available in your fuse box for future updates, this 22-circuit wiring kit has the circuit capability you are looking for. Perfect for hot rods, muscle cars, classic trucks, and other applications where you’re planning on running modern power accessories usually found on restomod or pro touring type of builds, the harness easily handles your lights, ignition, and other necessities to be road legal while providing plenty of expansion. Any unused circuits can be bundled up and tucked away under the dash for future use. The compact fuse block uses standard ATO/ATC spec fuses you can find at any auto parts store) can mount just about anywhere under the dash or on the firewall.
Plug-and-Play with GM Tilt Columns, Including Factory and Aftermarket Versions
Wiring up the steering column controls can be a daunting task, but our harness makes it easy. This harness plugs directly into most GM-style tilt steering columns. It connects to aftermarket tilt columns from ididit, Flaming River, or Speedway Motors, as well as factory GM tilt columns from 1968-1996 cars, trucks and vans (see our full list of compatible GM columns. If you're sourcing a column from the junkyard, look for one with a flat "ribbon" plug, either 3-7/8-inch or 4-1/4-inch long (with 10 or more wires). Ignition switch plugs to connect "keyed" GM columns are also included in this kit.
Not using a GM tilt column? No problem. This harness easily splices into other steering columns with the included pin-out wiring diagram (it helps to have a wiring schematic for your vehicle here, too). We include the proper wiring connectors for the GM column mounted ignition switch, but these can be used for a dash mounted ignition switch using the included wiring diagrams. Headlight connectors, headlight switch, high beam dimmer switch, horn relay, accessory wiring leads, and other connectors are included as well to ensure your installation is completed without drama.
Modern High-Quality Automotive Grade Insulated Wire Labeled Every Six Inches
Patches and splicing are tedious and unreliable. Your car deserves better! Start fresh with modern polyethylene-insulated, stranded bare copper wire. Each harness is constructed from premium quality GXL automotive wiring, with the appropriate wire diameter for each fused circuit (ranging 8 to 16 gauge). Every strand of this wire harness is covered with a high-temperature (-40°F to +257°F) outer coating, color coded using standard GM wire circuit colors and labeled every six inches with the circuit name to aid in a smooth installation for any DIY enthusiast. We even provide the correct wiring and terminals to connect a traditional GM alternator or the popular “one wire” alternators many opt to use. In other words, you can expect the same quality of automotive wiring used by the big three OE manufacturers.
Modular Design Fuse Block with Modern Fuses for Easy Servicing
A fully labeled fuse block gives easy service, fuse replacement, and endless mounting solutions. The fuse block includes two molded through mounts to use screws, bolts, or studs to mount on your firewall, transmission tunnel, or cowl side panel under the dash. Most importantly, the fuse box uses modern ATO/ATC spec blade fuses and a common two-terminal style flasher for both turn signals and hazard warning lights (both mount directly in the fuse panel). No more fragile, corroded glass fuses! Crimp connectors, terminals, and more are included to get you started right away. Of course we have all the electrical accessories you could need for a full wiring harness replacement, or take a look at our 22 circuit wiring harness installation kits, which feature everything you need for a successful harness installation.
Conveniently Bundled Wires Makes Harness Routing and Installation Stress Free
This Speedway Motors wiring harness works with nearly any 12-volt vehicle, engine, and transmission combination (carb or EFI, automatic or manual), including engine swaps and is the perfect solution for vehicles with no reproduction harness options, custom builds, or the budget-minded DIY builder. The harness consists of 11 branches that are strategically bundled to simplify installation. These pre-sorted wire bundles help the first time wire harness installer make the installation go smoothly, taking a lot of the guess work out of wire routing. The 17-foot-long taillight leads allow easy connection in most vehicles, including wagons and pickup trucks. The Speedway 22 circuit wiring harness includes a 7-page instruction book with color diagrams, covering each of the pre-bundled circuits in detail. Simply route your harness as needed, make your connections, bundle, and wrap your finished harness and be amazed at just how dependable your ride is now with updated wiring.
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Speedway Motors 91064022 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91064022 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91064022 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Number of Circuits | 22 |
| Fuse Block Included | Yes |
| Compatible with GM Column | Yes |
| Ignition Key Location | Column or Dash |
| GENERAL | |
| Fuse Style | ATO/ATC |
| Harness Length | Extra-Long |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | EFI engines will need additional engine-specific harness or retrofit EFI system. |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
556 Reviews
Customers praise the product's excellent quality and value for the cost. They appreciate the detailed labelling and the wire gauge chart, which helps with installation. The harness is sturdy, versatile, and well-constructed with high-quality wire that resists melting or burning. Many customers have used it for multiple vehicle models, noting its reliability and performance compared to pricier alternatives. Although some concerns are raised about certain unfused circuits and the hot power for windows and seats, the overall feedback highlights the harness as being practical, durable, and user-friendly. With plenty of wire length and circuits, it's ideal for various applications. It's recommended for those keen on DIY and looking for a cost-effective yet high-quality option. Negative comments about inadequate wiring for wiper switches and short headlamp and park/turn light wires do not diminish the overall positive customer response.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
556 Reviews
Customers praise the product's excellent quality and value for the cost. They appreciate the detailed labelling and the wire gauge chart, which helps with installation. The harness is sturdy, versatile, and well-constructed with high-quality wire that resists melting or burning. Many customers have used it for multiple vehicle models, noting its reliability and performance compared to pricier alternatives. Although some concerns are raised about certain unfused circuits and the hot power for windows and seats, the overall feedback highlights the harness as being practical, durable, and user-friendly. With plenty of wire length and circuits, it's ideal for various applications. It's recommended for those keen on DIY and looking for a cost-effective yet high-quality option. Negative comments about inadequate wiring for wiper switches and short headlamp and park/turn light wires do not diminish the overall positive customer response.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Yes. Don't let the price fool you.
I have used this kit on three separate vehicles. 1986 Chevy Truck, 1965 Cadillac, and a 1962 Impala. What I looked for initially in a kit was labeled wires. All the kits I found were crazy expensive, and then I stumbled upon this little gem. I almost don't want to hype it up, out of fear that Speedway will increase the price. This kit came with everything I needed, with the exception of explicit details on headlight/taillight wiring. What I would do, is document and duplicate your original headlight wiring, or resort to good ol' google/youtube search for a proper relay wiring job. For me, I started out by mounting the fuse box, from there, use an easily removable painters tape to group wires together. Lay them out in the direction each will be headed. Again, every wire is labeled, and already grouped together when you receive the kit, so this is a breeze. String the groups out through your car, and start picking away at the install per the instructions; it's really not hard. Whatever way you find best for you, this kit couldn't of been easier, and in turn more reliable. Like I said, it's been used on three separate vehicles with great success. The instructions are very clear, and for the most part, the visuals are more than enough. For the money, there is no way any "high end" manufacturer can compete. Aside from that, having a fresh wiring system in an old car is the very best way to ensure reliability and safety down the road. That's half the reason I replaced all the wiring in the cars mentioned prior. Just a great buy, and I will absolutely buy again.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
No I would not use again
wires were placed in the wrong sections. I found a wire that was placed in the engine compartment set so had to pull that wire out and find the right one and remove it from the instrument cluster and reroute both wires to proper areas. Dome light wire is labeled wrong. They have it marked on wire as battery postive not as listed on paper as DOME. Dome ground is labeled as crtsy ground on wire , when paper says DOME GROUND. 12v power wire had a female connection on it and the other side had none. Should have a male connector so you can plug the power feeds together. I called the tech support and they told me that it was their fault. Did not try and make things right. I had to buy my own connectors. Next truck I will spend the money on a painless harness.
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Bought for 64 c10
5.0
17 days ago
Joey
Arizona
Verified
Super easy to install. Will be buying another for a different project
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again
5.0
22 days ago
Carpoor
Grants pass Oregon
Verified
Pretty nice harness, however if you are not using chevy engine ie chevy one wire alternator and chevy starter you will have to do some figuring it out on your own as thats the only way the directions are configured
Would Recommend
Good product.
5.0
22 days ago
Old Guy
Central Texas
Verified
Have bought many times for other projects.
Would Recommend
Nice wiring harness
4.0
a month ago
Hank
Battle Creek, MI
Verified
Nice harness. The labels on every wiring spanning the entire length is super convenient and the auxiliary electrical components such as the headlight switch, dimmer and odds and ends. Unfortunately, i have a 80s gm column and the connector doesn't line up. I ended up having to splice directly instead of use the speedway connector. If it wasnt for that, id offer a 5 star review..
Would Recommend
Debatable
2.0
a month ago
Nick
Blair Pa
Verified
Tried to put in a 77 GMC K15 and burnt out the main buss fuse where main power comes in to the box. Tried to repair and check all my connections to make sure it wasn't my fault. Everything checked out good. Called and told them about my issue and they were nice about it and very timely on sending a new one. This one I put in, had extra spacers behind the fuse box, didn't install all the fuses, and had everything not installed to run, taped off and heat shrunk. Second one still burnt in the same spot on the main buss bar. May be my fault, may be rated for something less than a 650 CCA battery.
Would Not Recommend
very good quality
4.0
a month ago
rtjim
Rosanky, Texas
Verified
The kit is very complete and instructions are very good! comes with m just everything you need to rewire the entire car.
Would Recommend
not impressed
1.0
a month ago
Dah Boss
Clearwater Fl
Multiple issues Burnt the buss in the fuse panel to start, the main power wire is fused but did not blow the fuse, major fire hazard Second, the cheap headlight switch was faulty out of the box causing numerous hours troubleshooting to find the issue. The solderless connectors are plentiful but would like to see the connectors with the heat shrink built in. Pay a few more dollars would have been fine with me as it is going in a Jeep. Cheap is not always best
Would Not Recommend
I will definitely buy this product again and recommend it fo
5.0
2 months ago
Bubba j
Ohio
Verified
Using this on a 36 Chevy master coupe, it's a good product, it takes a lot of time to separate and put where wires belong
Would Recommend
Easy wiring harness with great instructions!
5.0
2 months ago
TS
Kalispell MT
Verified
Very descriptive, easy to use instructions. Keep your eyes peeled though, I accidentally ran my dome light feed to my rear harness
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
3 months ago
Rat rod
Omaha ne
Verified
Worked great in my 1946 ford deluxe hot rod
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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118 Questions • 11 Answers
Hi! Do you have specific instructions for integrating this kit with a standalone LS harness? Thanks!
by Jay
• 4 years ago
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I have a 68 mustang, was originally a 6cyl/auto that I am changing to a new 302 crate and auto trans. From what I have read, this is a gm harness but it seems it is mostly compatible for my car. Can you tell me what is not compatible/plug and play so to speak and what I have to do to make it work?
by Chance
• 5 years ago
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Does the alternator exciter wire have a diode built in? Or do I need to add my own when wiring up a charge "idiot" light?
by Rob
• 6 years ago
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I just acquired a 1953 Pontiac...I don't intend to put a column with a key in the car so I want a wire kit for a dash switch
by Jay
• 6 years ago
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i bought the 22 circuit wiring harness to put in my 59 Apache pickup. i put a chevy crate motor in it and a 700 R4 transmission. i started it and pulled it out of the garage and ir went completely dead. after searching for the cause, i found the buss in the fuse panel had burned in half. it fried between the dash light connection and the buss that furnishes the rest of the fuse panel. Any idea what could cause this.The engine came with the GM serpentine system with a Delcotron 110 amp alternator. the wiring instructions have the old style alternator in them.
by none
• 6 years ago
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What year/vehicle is this harness based off of? I'm wanting a full schematic.
by chris
• 6 years ago
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Can I use the factory high/low beam selector on the column on my 86 C10 instead of the floor mounted dimmer switch?
by Neil
• 6 years ago
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Hello, what wire designation is used in this harness? I have used harnesses with Cross-Link SXL wire which I have found be be incredibly durable and tolerant of soldering heat. Thanks.
by Mark
• 6 years ago
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can the fuse block be mounted in the engine compartment like more modern cars? if so is there a cover that can be purchased for it? thank you
by wickedwillys
• 7 years ago
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Hello, do these wire kits also do under the hood as well or is that different.I need one that does all.
by Cooter
• 7 years ago
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