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Nice you went all out didnt you? Removed the bumper, made plates for the resistors. Clean install Bro
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Sorta. Lol. I didn't take the bumper off tho, went underneath.
sumo
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ahh ok, thats a up skirt shot. Hope that not a habit of yours lol
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Nice write up Superchrged. Just now saw this.
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I'm assuming the rain/snow/other moisture will not affect the resistors negatively by being located underneath like that? I may relocate mine down there but wanted to be sure first. I'd thought about putting them down there but I was worried about them getting wet... 
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I'm assuming the rain/snow/other moisture will not affect the resistors negatively by being located underneath like that? I may relocate mine down there but wanted to be sure first. I'd thought about putting them down there but I was worried about them getting wet...
Considering the actual resistors are housed in a gel filled aluminum housing, I highly doubt that anything will effect the performance of these.
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I wasn't sure what was actually inside that housing (mine are just like yours). Thanks for the info 
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i can handle any amount of plug and play harnesses.
This is V1.0, V2.0 is going to be alot better... I'm in the process of working on that now.
