super1c
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- 22 sidewinder LTX-LE
After reading every relay post I could find what is the word on the “sealed” relays. I left my sled out overnight this past weekend to wake up to a frozen relay. I have 2 vipers and just want to replace them and be done. Should I buy Mouser?, BOP?, or the new OEM cold weather relay? Thoughts?
DennyTuna
RIP-Logan-Dylan-Never forgotten!
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16 SR Viper RTX (red)
02 SX Viper ER (red)
97 SX Vmax 600 (red)
I've had the BOP relays for 3 seasons now, not one hiccup. Roc makes the relays and Travis has them on his site for sale. Its a win win as both are site vendors/advertisers.
Chris Rose
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- 2017 sidewinder stx-DX with TD/Max 16 stock muffler
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I just used relays from a wrecked car. They always started and are cheap. Works for me.
74Nitro
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- Dublin Ontario
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- 2019 Sidewinder LTX
What brand car?
Chris Rose
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- 2017 sidewinder stx-DX with TD/Max 16 stock muffler
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The ones I used are from a Volvo, but any car /truck can be a donor. Bring your relays to match pins.
