FIT build begins
10-20-2008, 02:51 PM
#61
Coming along nicely. Those adhesive pads though that you are zap-strapping your wiring too probably won't hold up worth beans once you get your carpet back in there and such and then get driving it again. Just my experience.
10-20-2008, 02:57 PM
#62
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^ yeah but he will have pics that he did use them and that's all a judge will care about. 
Top plate is alright but you'll still want to add protection to those battery terminals. The install goons out here like to use a ball point pen - if you can touch the terminal at all you get zero on battery protection.
Top plate is alright but you'll still want to add protection to those battery terminals. The install goons out here like to use a ball point pen - if you can touch the terminal at all you get zero on battery protection.
10-20-2008, 04:10 PM
#63
^ yeah but he will have pics that he did use them and that's all a judge will care about.
Top plate is alright but you'll still want to add protection to those battery terminals. The install goons out here like to use a ball point pen - if you can touch the terminal at all you get zero on battery protection.
Top plate is alright but you'll still want to add protection to those battery terminals. The install goons out here like to use a ball point pen - if you can touch the terminal at all you get zero on battery protection.
Thanks guys!
10-20-2008, 09:31 PM
#67
You can apoxy your sticky tabs down to make sure they don't move. I dont use them any more, but when I did, that how I did it. They wont come off unless you pry them.
Nice connectors. I wonder who you got those from???????????????????????
Let me know when you need a hand. We could build most of your sub cabinet in a day.
Nice connectors. I wonder who you got those from???????????????????????
Let me know when you need a hand. We could build most of your sub cabinet in a day.
10-20-2008, 10:03 PM
#68
You can apoxy your sticky tabs down to make sure they don't move. I dont use them any more, but when I did, that how I did it. They wont come off unless you pry them.
Nice connectors. I wonder who you got those from???????????????????????
Let me know when you need a hand. We could build most of your sub cabinet in a day.
Nice connectors. I wonder who you got those from???????????????????????
Let me know when you need a hand. We could build most of your sub cabinet in a day.
You of course - the connectors kick *** - such a wonderful idea. Makes the install quick! The amp rack is going to host them too!
Cheers
Ju
10-21-2008, 12:42 PM
#70
Diameter just big enough to go over the top of the batt terminals, and depth only a half inch or so, again just enough to cover the exposed top portion of the terminals. Plexi tubing is fairly easy to find I think. You could just buy a foot of it and have tons left over if your depth changes (to make new ones).
Cheers
John
