multi pin connectors

Started by moss, May 30, 2013, 08:58:34 PM

« previous - next »

moss

**
Full Member
Posts: 50

Looking for multi pin connectors 3 pin and 2 pin for the rear lights has anyone got any recommendations

Shaggy

MBC Moderator
******
Buggy Veteran
Posts: 2,488
Limited edition Californian
Location: midlands
I'm in my buggy,
It's raining,
I really don't care.

Hunter

SDBC Moderator
******
Buggy Meister
Posts: 1,729
CTR
Location: Dorchester
Chad has some good sources.

;)
Started with a LWB mk1 RAT
Now running SWB CTR

Handle every stressful situation like a dog.
If you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away.

moss

**
Full Member
Posts: 50
Thanks shaggy did look on their web site couldn't see anything suitable those Superseal - Multiple Connectors are good but a pain to put together don't know if there worth the trouble


Chad where are you

Shaggy

MBC Moderator
******
Buggy Veteran
Posts: 2,488
Limited edition Californian
Location: midlands
moss, they are what most modern top end cars use now as standard
I'm in my buggy,
It's raining,
I really don't care.

Chad

MBC Moderator
******
Buggy Veteran
Posts: 2,387
Doon SWB No.1 & No.2
Location: Kempsey, Worcestershire
Hi Moss.

Sorry just seen this as been up on Manchester for Ruth's birthday. Skiing and shopping.

I use a guy called Dave at autostrada who gives discounts for club members if you mention me ;-)up

His details are here http://www.beachbuggy.info/index.php/topic,276.0.html

I use the water proof connectors and they are not that bad to put together after the first one and do connect really well together.

But Dave does various different types of connectors.

Chad
The Classic Evovles
www.doon.co.uk

apmaman

**
Buggy Veteran
Posts: 2,105
1962 Volksrod
Location: Dundee, Scotland
The superseal ones are great. Becoming the standard for cars now a days.

Can't knock the old Tamyia connector though! Been on RC cars since the dawn of time.
Arran
#dundeebeachbuggy

SMF spam blocked by CleanTalk