I got a Ford 9n, and it had 2 big wires I think it was 2, 1 ran onto the generator, the other attached to the coil, they were pretty bad so I took em out. But I can't find ny new ones, they are pretty long they run from the generator and coil to around the starter solonoid i think. they run in this metal piping so they have heat covers and are made of copper im pretty sure but I can't find any of these right wires but I also dont got much knowledge and experience yet which I am trying to build. Thank you
Tinhack
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I don't think anyone sells individual wires. Complete wiring harness are available in basically two versions. One is a cheap "get by" style and the other is a duplicate of original with cloth covered wires (restoration quality). The price difference is about $20 for the cheap one and $200 for the good one. The cheap one requires you to add your own terminal ends. Or you can buy cloth covered wire and terminals then make your own. The term "big wires" doesn't mean anything to anybody. Wire is measured in gauges.
John0829
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There is NOTHING special about the wires. Go to your automotive or hardware store and get some bulk wire of the same size. Cut to length, put ends on them and carry on.
