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05.07.2008, 04:54 PM
Brian, I think he means that there are just 10 gauge wires comming out and no bullet connectors were included for the end of the wires.
IMO thats fine. I use 5.5mm bullets on everything and would have used them on my MMM anyway even if they provided the 6.5mm just to keep interchangability with everything else. Also... There is nothing wrong with a direct solder to the motor wires if you dont have any bullets and want to get it running. to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly |
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05.07.2008, 05:22 PM
[QUOTE=jhautz;170309]Brian, I think he means that there are just 10 gauge wires comming out and no bullet connectors were included for the end of the wires.
That is correct. And just realized my 5.5 females are on the dead Quark so I'm set(when my new ride arrives). |
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