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Pretty much anywhere on the eastern shore can have it. But it’s pretty uncommon, just don’t have open wounds in the water. Seems pretty common sense anyways.

 

Yea, just spray multiple coats while opening and closing your hand. Then you could put a latex glove on to help it stay on. The paddle and water might make it wear off faster.

 

My plan was a couple coats of the new skin, and a waterproof bandaid on top! Better safe than sorry.

 

That would work too!

 

I'm with Rob I'd probably wear a latex glove as well just wear 2 so you don't look like a freaky version of Micheal Jackson.

 

Yeah that shit burns!

 

sorry reminded me of that Dr.P commercial

 

In for the infected scrape pics.....

 

Or his whole hand turning black and falling off!

 

Rock on! I was looking at the wiring diagram for the cluster again after our talk, and you can pull switched power from C9 pin 21 [violet] (same connector with the speed signal). Instead of pulling switched power from the dimmer rheostat like I did.

http://www.customtacos.com/tech.old...toyewd/06toypdf/ewd/2006/tacoma/h/em01d45.pdf

 

Good to know! I'm not too particular where I pull power from, so long as it works. I plan on running the wires a little longer and putting the unit inside that little cubby near your left knee. That way I can fine tune it, and make adjustments whenever I bump up in tire size.

 

That's not a bad idea. Mine is behind the cluster since I figured I shouldn't need to mess with it again anytime soon. I did make the wires long enough that I can pull it out to make adjustments with the dash torn apart and the cluster mounted.

 

I ended up buying a box of 5 different colored wires, 13' long rolls, 20 gauge thick. That way I can do this properly with different colored wires so it makes tracing them in the future easy if needed. Maybe remote mount the box in my center console? The options are endless! haha

 

Haha. I don't think that it need to be that accessible.

The spools of multiple colored wire are a good choice though. I've got the same in a couple different gauges.

 

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It is like a spaceship in this thing compared to the Taco...

 

So many buttons!

 

Installed my Dakota speedo corrector. Took all of 15 minutes! Calibrated it, and so far up to 55 mph it’s dead on. Will verify it’s still accurate at highway speeds tomorrow.

 

I have never seen connectors like that...how do they work?