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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Summit Racing or Jegs is going to give you the best price. Make sure you order the optional dies. AMP lug = butt connectors, spade / ring / male / female insulated AMP pin = non-insulated Deutsch = almost all your sensor pin connectors including Weatherpack in a pinch The price sounds high, but it's a well-made tool and will make all your crimp connectors professional. You're going to kick yourself for not getting it sooner. ![]() -Ted |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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I have several DMC crimpers (and turrets) just to handle the solid, machined Deutsch pins. At over $200 a pop each crimper, it pricey, but they sure do a nice job! Yes, the MSD crimp tool is a bargain compared to the DMC stuff. If you look hard enough, there are even "generic" versions of the MSD crimp tool (I think Summit Racing makes one?) that's even cheaper if you're trying to save some bucks. I've never been too bothered with changing the dies out myself. ![]() -Ted |
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