Thanks for the great videos. Moving my bulkhead connector to a radlock setup. Also wanted the radlock setup for my battery. Problem is my battery has M6 threads, allowing me to only fit the 5.7mm post, which only goes up to 120A, 25mm2 cable. I don't see this having enough capacity to run a car with? How do you find the ratings to be on these? I do have the option of getting an engineering shop to machine me up a 8mm post with M6 thread. But that would be kind of costly. Not sure its worth that.
LOVE these, just two small requests because it triggered my OCD and I want a top notch build. The red doesn't look very red, and can the connectors have color matched release buttons? Either way I'll be using these for SURE.
Hey RecklessRegal, the release buttons are all red- so the only one that matches is the red connector- sorry man! The red connectors are about the same color as a typical red battery cable, they look pretty good, but definitely not candy apple red but definitely not a pink color either (may look a little off next to the orange connectors in the video)
Thumbs up. Came here looking for 16 AWG fuel pump wire connectors into tank. A guy can use dielectric grease sold at home improvement stores in the auto section by Permatex for $5 or less. As a dealer tech for decades, I used it frequently. Retired now, I like the idea of relocating the battery as I build my 54 year old C10 with a Tahoe engine. Clean the engine compartment to the point, it appears there is not enough parts or wires to make it work. As a wire-phobe I use an amp meter for fuse protection, but voltage drop. Anyone doing this for the first time, watch videos to learn then dielectric grease, solder, shrink tube and check your work. Allow for future expansion of new circuits in case you want to add cameras to tiny blinkers as most new vehicles apparently does not come with theses indicators. Nice products. ASE Master Tech since 1978 - Retired
Looks like a great product from a trusted brand. Thinking of using these for a high-voltage high-power battery pack in my EV project.
Great job keeping us update with the latest!!
Thanks for the great videos.
Moving my bulkhead connector to a radlock setup.
Also wanted the radlock setup for my battery. Problem is my battery has M6 threads, allowing me to only fit the 5.7mm post, which only goes up to 120A, 25mm2 cable. I don't see this having enough capacity to run a car with?
How do you find the ratings to be on these?
I do have the option of getting an engineering shop to machine me up a 8mm post with M6 thread. But that would be kind of costly. Not sure its worth that.
LOVE these, just two small requests because it triggered my OCD and I want a top notch build. The red doesn't look very red, and can the connectors have color matched release buttons? Either way I'll be using these for SURE.
Hey RecklessRegal, the release buttons are all red- so the only one that matches is the red connector- sorry man! The red connectors are about the same color as a typical red battery cable, they look pretty good, but definitely not candy apple red but definitely not a pink color either (may look a little off next to the orange connectors in the video)
really educational video, but how do you crimp them??
Please watch our 4 ga single video! Thanks
I have a thick fiberglass body on my car. Will this connector handle that thickness at the firewall
How thick is the fiberglass? Probably worst case you would need to use longer fasteners, you can call us and. We can make sure it will work for you.
Great job
Anyone make caps for these to put on them when you don’t have them hooked up?
Really helps thanks
Thumbs up. Came here looking for 16 AWG fuel pump wire connectors into tank.
A guy can use dielectric grease sold at home improvement stores in the auto section by Permatex for $5 or less. As a dealer tech for decades, I used it frequently. Retired now, I like the idea of relocating the battery as I build my 54 year old C10 with a Tahoe engine. Clean the engine compartment to the point, it appears there is not enough parts or wires to make it work.
As a wire-phobe I use an amp meter for fuse protection, but voltage drop. Anyone doing this for the first time, watch videos to learn then dielectric grease, solder, shrink tube and check your work. Allow for future expansion of new circuits in case you want to add cameras to tiny blinkers as most new vehicles apparently does not come with theses indicators. Nice products. ASE Master Tech since 1978 - Retired
What crimpers would be used
Check out video 009 single 4 ga connector for a crimping option 👍
@@mavenperformance thanks i was able to use manual crimpers worked out great
They should make quick release side post terminals
Do u ship to England ?????
Yes
RS components have them.
@@unclefatbloke687 do you have a link pleade
It should have gasket on both sides of firewall. Some of these people drive with car full of water too!