-
Looking for a radio code for your K12? Go to the official thread
Cheapest bullet connectors?
- Thread starter dg_unit
- Start date
no no no no! if you MUST have bullet connectors, spade or splice etc don't get cheap or you will regret it when the stop working or break.
but if you can don't use them, try and solder + shrink wrap any wires you need to add, or replace the whole length of wire so there are no joins in it.
i have had some horrible experiences with wire splicers etc one even involving the car catching fire and filling with thick black smoke whilst driving!
but if you can don't use them, try and solder + shrink wrap any wires you need to add, or replace the whole length of wire so there are no joins in it.
i have had some horrible experiences with wire splicers etc one even involving the car catching fire and filling with thick black smoke whilst driving!
I second Next, and I will go even further, avoid anytime it's possible quick disconnects, bullet connectors, scotch splicer etc. Use them if you really have to. For example the only QD I used was for the fog/driving lights wires, because I may need to disconnect them and re connectect them fastly. But always prefer a good solder, it's way more reliable and sturdier.
