A few new things from me...

[nfpgasmask]

how were u keepin up with it on the cam?

My friends were in their rental taking video from there. I have more, but this segment looks the best. Its hard to hold the camera steady at that speed.

yea the lights do kind of take from the stealthy vxness... i used some GM weatherproof connectors for mine.. they are black and have green rubber seals.. had to buy the male end, female end, and male and female metal connectors all separately, then put it all together.. works nicely though... i ended up getting an extra connector for each (i went with 2 2 wire connectors) and plugging it up with some melted plastic to make a cover for the plugs when the lights werent connected to them

I have been looking at these:
http://weatherpack.com/connectors.html

Anyone ever use them?

Thanks,
Bart

[etlsport]

My friends were in their rental taking video from there. I have more, but this segment looks the best. Its hard to hold the camera steady at that speed.



I have been looking at these:
http://weatherpack.com/connectors.html

Anyone ever use them?

Thanks,
Bart

yea! those are the ones i used! worked out well i used a pair of the doubles.. they are a little big bulky (when connected the whole thing measures just over 2-1/2") and there are lots of little pieces with those that add up quickly...

buying all the little pieces you need gets a little pricey too.. here is what you need to splice 2 wires..



i ordered mine from summit racing.. to splice 4 wires with those connectors it ran me $14 + their $10 handling charge (but i ordered a couple of other things along with it to help absorb that handling cost)

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

just search www.summitracing.com for weatherpack and youll get lots of results for kits of them

[nfpgasmask]

Yeah, those look sweet. Since I have 5 wires, I was thinking of just ordering the 6 wire one. From the weatherpack site it looks like there would only be two pieces...

I'll have to do a little more research, but this looks like what I want. This way, I will just have a connector on the back of my roof right in front of the spoiler, which should not be too visible.

Bart

yea! those are the ones i used! worked out well i used a pair of the doubles.. they are a little big bulky (when connected the whole thing measures just over 2-1/2") and there are lots of little pieces with those that add up quickly...

buying all the little pieces you need gets a little pricey too.. here is what you need to splice 2 wires..



i ordered mine from summit racing.. to splice 4 wires with those connectors it ran me $14 + their $10 handling charge (but i ordered a couple of other things along with it to help absorb that handling cost)

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

just search www.summitracing.com for weatherpack and youll get lots of results for kits of them

[Chopper]

Only a little less candlepower than Jackie Robinson stadium. Damn...light up the desert

[nfpgasmask]

Yeah, I will try to get a few pics of them at night if I can. It really does help driving in the dark, especially when road cruisin' for snakes!

Bart

Only a little less candlepower than Jackie Robinson stadium. Damn...light up the desert

[Ascinder]

They also sell the weatherpack connector setup at Summit here locally which is what I used on mine. I think it was around $20 for everything.

[psychos2]

The weather pack connectors work great .We use them at work all the time.And you should be able to get a cap , so when the lights are unplugged you can keep the connector dry. shawn