Can you make an O2 extension?
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Bottom line, for O2 extensions, I really don't think it matters 
I replied just to point something out. Didn't mean for it to get into a big debate
Basically, I really don't think it matters if you solder or crimp your connections so long as you do a good job of it
I replied just to point something out. Didn't mean for it to get into a big debate Basically, I really don't think it matters if you solder or crimp your connections so long as you do a good job of it
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Originally posted by Brent94Z
Bottom line, for O2 extensions, I really don't think it matters I replied just to point something out. Didn't mean for it to get into a big debate
Basically, I really don't think it matters if you solder or crimp your
connections so long as you do a good job of it
Bottom line, for O2 extensions, I really don't think it matters
I replied just to point something out. Didn't mean for it to get into a big debate Basically, I really don't think it matters if you solder or crimp your
connections so long as you do a good job of it
-brent
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Hmm, $20 bucks and 5 minutes to climb under my car, or the cost of wires and soldering wire and an hour of my time with the great possibility that they will have to be redone...decisions, decisions
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