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04.18.2007, 06:21 PM

If I can remember to do so, I'll briong in my 4mm connectors. I have a couple new bags of them. I can measure the I.D. of the wire insertion point.

(that sounds way to technical...sorry, I'm in an engineering mindset. Been pouring over tech specs & blueprints for 3 days straight!) :dft002: :confused: :024:


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04.18.2007, 09:21 PM

I have some 3.5 or 4mm plugs that i got from FD. I belive they are shulze plugs, the ends (shocket) are bigger than other plugs . I just stripped a 1/4 inch of deans wet noodle wire & it slid right into the plug with no problem..


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