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Very true, though it's usually a paltry difference price wise between a 1 and 2 channel of the same kind.

 

Electrical wizards- what do you put on copper terminals for corrosion protection?

dielectic?

 

You can, but remember that di-electric grease doesn't conduct electricity, so less is better. Could also use battery terminal protector

 

@deanosaurus thoughts?

 

I put dielectric on battery terminals and some of the 4awg lugs on my military terminals are non-plated copper, so I put it on them too, but I don't put it on the contact surfaces - a good smear once assembled.

I do sometimes pack low voltage connectors with it depending on circumstance (location, duty type, connector type) but "pack" is the wrong word really. A little dab on the female pins/spades just so there's a light coating when assembled.

 

Woolwax

 

That shits gonna get everywhere, all over your clothes, it’s gonna get messy.

I would personally do liquid electrical if I plan on keeping it sealed and never pull it apart.

 

Bigger terminals, depends.

But, dieltric grease I use extensively.

Yep. I use it on ribbon and comm cables for equipment depending on location, even with +/-5vdc signal and mA signal, no issues. The grease gets displaced.
It's just to keep moisture and debris out, thus preventing corrosion, and failed connectors.

 

I'm watching it from the start for the first time, getting towards the end of S2. So much of the stuff in this show went over my head as a kid...

 

I should go back and start over...

 

I don't make progress that quickly, you'd probably lap me haha

 

At Lou’s in Chelmsford getting my reroute done,, by the original Lou!!! I have high expectations but the dude is also older than my dad. We’ll see how this turns out!


Going to be $240 done with stainless. Will post some pics when he’s done.

 

Looks pretty good, plenty of clearance

 

My tail pipe fell off my stock muffler...It was still hanging from the hanger, but rocking up and down...I need to get some exhaust work done...Ideally a new muffler and some patching after the cat...reuse the tail pipe as it's still in great OEM surface rust shape..

 

Damn that's good work

 

Super clean

 

45 minutes and that was with bs and talking trash about taxes… cash is king there and gets a discount