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That sounds like a good idea but also a terrible one lol leaves an open end for moisture and shit to get in. Sent from my GS3 using FRF App
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This.
Not a good idea at all
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10-22-2013, 08:09 PM
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Re: Show Your System
And his username is AmericanPride -_-
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10-22-2013, 08:09 PM
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And his username is AmericanPride -_-
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10-22-2013, 08:13 PM
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Re: Show Your System
Yes because a butt connector is water tight when used on both ends. Lol
A guy with 27 years exp in the custom car audio industry taught me that
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10-22-2013, 08:17 PM
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It's actually a good way to make connections. Wire to wire with no heat. As for the open end collecting moisture, if that is happening, you have bigger problems.
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10-22-2013, 08:17 PM
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As for the open end collecting moisture, if that is happening, you have bigger problems.
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10-22-2013, 08:18 PM
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Yes because a butt connector is water tight when used on both ends. Lol A guy with 27 years exp in the custom car audio industry taught me that
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The heat shrink butt connectors are water tight. 5 seconds of reading the box while standing in the Walmart auto-electrical section taught me that.
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It's actually a good way to make connections. Wire to wire with no heat. As for the open end collecting moisture, if that is happening, you have bigger problems.
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Ever fog up the windows?... moisture. 
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The heat shrink butt connectors are water tight. 5 seconds of reading the box while standing in the Walmart auto-electrical section taught me that.
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Those are damn near never used in shops. Especially high volume shops who want you busting out stuff asap. I never said it was the best way, but when you use them in a shop it's handy later
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Those are damn near never used in shops. Especially high volume shops who want you busting out stuff asap. I never said it was the best way, but when you use them in a shop it's handy later
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Why are you still talking
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10-22-2013, 08:31 PM
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What are dumba$$es still arguing what thousands of shops across the country do?
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10-22-2013, 08:31 PM
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Those are damn near never used in shops. Especially high volume shops who want you busting out stuff asap. I never said it was the best way, but when you use them in a shop it's handy later
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It's handy later so you have customers that come back due to the hack wiring job and you can charge $$$ to "fix" the problem
This is why I install my own stuff.
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What are dumba$$es still arguing what thousands of shops across the country do?
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You said yourself "busting out stuff ASAP" and "not the best way"
Stop already
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It's handy later so you have customers that come back due to the hack wiring job and you can charge $$$ to "fix" the problem
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10-22-2013, 08:34 PM
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You said yourself "busting out" and "not best way"
Stop already
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I never said it was the best way. A lot of people use standard butt connectors and I said...if you do this way is handy. Why do you feel the need to be a D bag to feel superior?
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