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Message: [QUOTE="superduty4x4, post: 177940, member: 542"] When I did my install I just used T taps into the fused side of the ignition hot and illumination wires. Fuse taps like the ones pictures are a better idea IMO, I don't care for the fuse taps that are just a little copper tab that you shove between the fuse and the fuse box. Plus, my local Napa rarely has the crap I want and I wasn't driving 1 hr each way to the big city for a couple parts. Daisy chain the power and illumination wires to make things cleaner and easier to work with as previously mentioned. I've never installed Glow Shifts, but I've installed a couple sets of Isspro EV's, Isspro EV2's, and some Autometers. Just take your time and do a clean install. Also, don't forget that its a lot easier to cut 2" out of a piece of wire than it is to add it back in later :D [/QUOTE]

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