Connector options

[TerryD]

Hey guys. Getting ready to build a new harness for my latest project. Looking for connector options. I usually use weatherpack and/or metripack connectors. Going with smart relays for a lot of this build so wire gauge will be pretty small and wondering if there are any physically smaller connectors out there.
Thanks!

[astroracer]

Did you check out the Metri-Pack 150's?
http://whiteproducts.com/sealed150.shtml

[TerryD]

Did you check out the Metri-Pack 150's?
http://whiteproducts.com/sealed150.shtml

I saw those out there but never really checked them out.
They look pretty compact, which is what I was looking for. Thanks Mark!

[astroracer]

No problem. I have a bunch of the terminals. I can take some photo's if you want to compare to the 280's.
You getting any snow down your way?

[TerryD]

No problem. I have a bunch of the terminals. I can take some photo's if you want to compare to the 280's.
You getting any snow down your way?

That would be great. I have used the 280 series in the past. Would be nice to see how the 150 series compares size wise.

We got a decent snow (for Houston, TX) at home. But ironically we were at our place near Austin and only saw a few flurries. Nothing like what you see up there for sure! 70 degrees and beautiful today. Gotta love Texas weather!

Thanks for your input!

[andrewb70]

If you don't need high current capacity, the metripack 150 series is great. The terminals are all universal and I think you can go up to a 12 cavity connector. If you want to get really fancy, the Deutch style connectors are really nice too. They have a similar load rating and offer similar density. I have tooling for the metricpacks, so I stick to that, but Racewire has Deutch terminals that can be crimped using the Metripack tools.

Andrew

[TerryD]

If you don't need high current capacity, the metripack 150 series is great. The terminals are all universal and I think you can go up to a 12 cavity connector. If you want to get really fancy, the Deutch style connectors are really nice too. They have a similar load rating and offer similar density. I have tooling for the metricpacks, so I stick to that, but Racewire has Deutch terminals that can be crimped using the Metripack tools.

Andrew

Thanks for the tip on Racewire. I have metripack and weatherpack tools. Would be nice not to have to buy another connector specific tool. I’ll check them out. I usually buy from Del City for wiring stuff. It’s always best to use the right crimper for sure!

[krom]

Look into molex MX150, They are used in lots of powersports applications

http://www.molex.com/molex/products/...e=Introduction

[andrewb70]

GM also uses a lot of Molex connectors on their most recent cara.

Andrew

[TerryD]

Look into molex MX150, They are used in lots of powersports applications

http://www.molex.com/molex/products/...e=Introduction

Great suggestion! The matte-seal is nice, makes the crimp process simpler. And they offer some great bulkhead connectors too. Thanks