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    I may have to get a set of these once my engine is running again. Might be able to find a source for brand new ones as well and hopefully the pins to go with. Just a quick note....its best to never solder onto an engine harness. Solder is brittle and the connection can fail due to vibrations. Harness repairs are best made with crimped connections, completed with shrink tubing.
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    I soldered mine on a couple years ago and haven't had any issues. I also redid my entire harness with tape and Loom so it's all nice and neat.

    I found brand new ones a couple years ago and they wanted like $7-8 each with the tails and then add shipping. I couldn't justify the cost. I always made a note going to the junk yard to grab ones I found. We packed up most of the house months ago and I lost track of where everything went. I finally found these going there all my crap...LOL The used ones I have are in great condition. I make sure none of the wires are brittle like our stock ones get after years of heat.

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    3 more sets left!!

    Coop and Steve, I'll try to get yours out in the mail tomorrow. If not it won't be till Tuesday till I can get them shipped out.

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    In case you sell out and people are still wanting some quick disconnect plugs you can get some nice ones at http://www.spoolinup.com. That's where I ordered my easy squeeze injector clips. I definitely won't go back to stock clips and metal retainers. Mine were getting brittle with age and heat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TurboSinceBirth View Post
    In case you sell out and people are still wanting some quick disconnect plugs you can get some nice ones at http://www.spoolinup.com. That's where I ordered my easy squeeze injector clips. I definitely won't go back to stock clips and metal retainers. Mine were getting brittle with age and heat.
    Yeah same here. I hated those clips and most of mine were broken. I had the rear bank clips zip-tied to the injector to ensure they wouldn't come disconnected while driving!!!

    I looked at those before and almost went that route but some of my wires going into the injector clips themselves were brittle and the insulation was cracking. So I couldn't go the route of unpinning them. I needed to replace the wires also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrGonzo View Post
    I soldered mine on a couple years ago and haven't had any issues. I also redid my entire harness with tape and Loom so it's all nice and neat.

    I found brand new ones a couple years ago and they wanted like $7-8 each with the tails and then add shipping. I couldn't justify the cost. I always made a note going to the junk yard to grab ones I found. We packed up most of the house months ago and I lost track of where everything went. I finally found these going there all my crap...LOL The used ones I have are in great condition. I make sure none of the wires are brittle like our stock ones get after years of heat.
    I don't doubt that at all. I was just saying its good practice to avoid soldering if possible. Something I've learned about mil-spec motorsport harnesses

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    Quote Originally Posted by akotten View Post
    I don't doubt that at all. I was just saying its good practice to avoid soldering if possible. Something I've learned about mil-spec motorsport harnesses
    What would you recommend?

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