
American Autowire 520020: American Autowire Track20 Modular Wiring Systems
Where we recommend it
Restomod a 1967–1970 Mustang, System by System·#11
A modular harness for a car whose original wiring has seen sixty years.
Wiring a Swapped Car: Fuse Panels, Relays and Weatherproof Connectors·#1
A universal 20-circuit fuse panel with MEGA fuse protection, copper bus bars and HD20 bulkhead connectors: a clean power backbone without replacing every factory wire.
$616.99In stock
About it
American Autowire 520020: Wiring Harness, 20-Circuit, Fuse Block, Spade Fuse, Modular, Universal, Kit - American Autowire Track20 modular wiring systems are a race-inspired, expandable power distribution solution engineered for performance vehicles, track cars, and minimalist street builds. Built around a compact multi-circuit fuse panel with heavy-duty power feeds, HD20 bulkhead connectors, dual all-copper bus bars, and MEGA fuse protection, the Track20 delivers a clean, organized electrical foundation without the complexity of a full wiring harness. The modular design allows builders to easily add optional accessory and relay panels for expanded circuits and street-legal functionality as their project needs evolve, making American Autowire Track20 modular wiring systems a flexible, reliable, and professional-grade wiring solution for custom automotive applications.
Specifications
- Brand
- American Autowire
- Model number
- 520020
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