Ep Wiring
Automotive wiring looms and performance electrical products for motorsport and vehicle projects
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ep Wiring
EP Wiring makes custom and plug-in automotive wiring looms, including harnesses for Toyota Starlet models, and sells DIY wiring kits, connectors, ECUs and related performance electrical products.
It serves automotive and motorsport project owners through online sales and custom-loom quotes. The company is based on the west coast of Scotland.
Product: Custom and plug-in automotive wiring looms, DIY wiring products, connectors, ECUs and related performance electrical components.
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