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06-05-2007 10:11 PM #1
I guess it's all relative. I did not find it "easy" to do but I was using standard wire strippers, box cutter, and long-nose pliers to do the job meant for MSD's stripping/crimping tool. If I had to do a set over again I would shell out the $$$ for the right tool.
-Chris
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06-06-2007 12:14 AM #2
...THANK YOU, ok I will not be cheap & use the one that MSD sent me! I'll go down to the auto store tomorrow & get a good one! It looks easier looking at those directions versus the MSD directions.... Thanks again, ;0 Bill
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06-06-2007 12:25 AM #3
...ah ha, will do. I'll go get 'em tomorrow..... Thanks....
Bill
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06-06-2007 05:24 AM #4
Originally Posted by DennyW
i was always leary of doing the cutting an crimping, but since with the hand crimp tool have done several and come up with a clean set up and wires run the way i wanted. we even tried to get taylor wires for my boys 2001 small ford truck they were not made and we got the wires and put the old non available ends on the new Taylor wires and they came out perfect my boy is sold on this new technique. good luck ed1949 Ford F1 stocker, V8 flatty
1950 Ford F1 pu street rod
1948 Ford F3 pu projec
1948 Ford 2.5 ton dually project
1953 Chevy 3100 AD project to my 85 S10pu
1968 2.2 Ecotec Baja Bug kingCoil etc.
1998.5 Dodge diesel 4x4 many extras






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