Tacos in St. Louis area

At least we can fail together

 

While wiring up switchpros

 

You two get a room.

 

None of then are a Nissan though

 

You're just jealous

 

they should just be roommates and work at the same place, then they'd have so much more money to spend on truck stuff.

 

He definitely doesn't want to work my job. He'll be poor as fuck like me and..........he'd be living in illinois

 

I would say the same about you but they keep finding nickels and dimes to give us as raises so... Feel free to come on over.

 

But.........I have a big garage

 

Work garage can fit 24 dump trucks.....

 

Ya'll can go halfsies on a plot of land and put up a shouse.

 

Can I have a white picket fence?

 

And a shrubbery! One that's not too tall....

 

The only thing I've seen is this from Switch-Pros in their FAQ about fuse blocks. "No– connecting our output wires to a fuse block subjects the wires to water and corrosion, and essentially takes our Solid State, watertight system, and makes it subject to potential water damage and unreliable connections. It also adds unnecessary expense. We suggest using the heat-shrinkable butt splices (included in the installation hardware kit) OR soldering (and covering with heat shrink tubing) the power leads together."

In the end I'm living in Vegas so I'm hardly worried about water damage. Since I only have a few things to connect to the Switch-Pros now I'd like to clean up a potential wire mess beforehand while also making future installs less painful.

 

This, except for the whole water damage thing.

I'm ah.... Prone to water damage ...

 

Why I'm considering doing a watertight Bussman RTMR install for my accessories.