Racetronix said:Some people prefer the plug and play approach knowing their harness is professionally made using factory-type weatherproof connectors and relays.
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Daron said:Racetronix said:Some people prefer the plug and play approach knowing their harness is professionally made using factory-type weatherproof connectors and relays.
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I have no beef with your products, I have heard they are nice. I do believe there are those that would rather do it themselves, and for those there is a very cheap and in my opinion, better option. I dont like the stock connectors, solder and heat shrink is my prefered way to make a weatherproof connection.
Racetronix said:Daron said:Racetronix said:Some people prefer the plug and play approach knowing their harness is professionally made using factory-type weatherproof connectors and relays.
Racetronix
www.racetronix.com
I have no beef with your products, I have heard they are nice. I do believe there are those that would rather do it themselves, and for those there is a very cheap and in my opinion, better option. I dont like the stock connectors, solder and heat shrink is my prefered way to make a weatherproof connection.
If one were to use adhesive-lined heatshrink then perhaps the connections might be weatherproof. Factor in the cost of a waterproof relay + relay socket ($24.00), waterproof fuse holder ($16.00), wire, hardware and labor and the Racetronix solution becomes very appealing even for the most technically adept people. Yes, there are always people who will use open style relays and fuse holders etc. to do the job but this is not the same nor is it a reliable approach.
Some other positive aspects of the Racetronix harness are:
- It does not come a permanent part of the vehicle. If there was a failure in the fuel pump wiring system it would be much easier to isolate and diagnose.
- Not having to spend time lying on your back splicing wires with a hot soldering iron and heatgun / lighter in your hand within a couple feet of the gas tank.
- Having the Racetronix harness allows you to power up the fuel pump w/o the vehicle running if you wish to drain the tank (w/optional PnP jumper). (i.e. at the track or limp-home mode)
- Lifetime warranty on parts and labor.
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Racetronix said:Daron said:Racetronix said:Some people prefer the plug and play approach knowing their harness is professionally made using factory-type weatherproof connectors and relays.
Racetronix
www.racetronix.com
I have no beef with your products, I have heard they are nice. I do believe there are those that would rather do it themselves, and for those there is a very cheap and in my opinion, better option. I dont like the stock connectors, solder and heat shrink is my prefered way to make a weatherproof connection.
If one were to use adhesive-lined heatshrink then perhaps the connections might be weatherproof. Factor in the cost of a waterproof relay + relay socket ($24.00), waterproof fuse holder ($16.00), wire, hardware and labor and the Racetronix solution becomes very appealing even for the most technically adept people. Yes, there are always people who will use open style relays and fuse holders etc. to do the job but this is not the same nor is it a reliable approach.
Some other positive aspects of the Racetronix harness are:
- It does not come a permanent part of the vehicle. If there was a failure in the fuel pump wiring system it would be much easier to isolate and diagnose.
- Not having to spend time lying on your back splicing wires with a hot soldering iron and heatgun / lighter in your hand within a couple feet of the gas tank.
- Having the Racetronix harness allows you to power up the fuel pump w/o the vehicle running if you wish to drain the tank (w/optional PnP jumper). (i.e. at the track or limp-home mode)
- Lifetime warranty on parts and labor.
Racetronix
smeagol said:How about the low down on some of these products ??
Racetronix said:At this time the only products of interest to Sy/Ty owners are fuel pump systems and injectors.
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bdubb said:Racetronix said:At this time the only products of interest to Sy/Ty owners are fuel pump systems and injectors.
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maybe to you guys, but the rest of us out here, not really.
and who buys stuff, we do.
smeagol said:How about working up a step down box & harness, or something similar, for those using monster pumps?