Long-Lasting Posi-lock Connectors, 18-24 Gauge, Bulk Pack of 20: High-quality Electrical Wire Connectors for Hassle-free Installations Review

I love these locks. I used it to install my girlfriend's car radio. Much faster than soldering, stronger connection than any other wire taps. They're reusable, so if you connect the wrong wires, just unscrew them and repeat with no hassles. More expensive than other wire connectors but worth it. Excellent connection and weather protection. Received quickly from Amazon.

I like to use these connectors when soldering them isn't practical. I've used them extensively on my bike's wiring and always have extras with me in case I need to fix a wire and don't actually have butt connectors. There are also different types of connectors and I have also used them to connect to other wires. Simply tighten with your finger. I've had some on my bike for 4 and 6 years and haven't had any problems. They are not waterproof, but they can be made waterproof if you use them for a…

I bought these connectors to install a new head unit on my truck. You usually have to solder or crimp the connections, but I have no soldering or crimping experience on this. I bought them on Crutchfield's recommendation. I spent 30 minutes hooking up a DVD/Navigation unit to the wiring harness in my house, hooking it up to the factory wiring harness in the car and it worked flawlessly. Every speaker, every connection and every module worked exactly as planned. They are very small and take up…

I needed a new stereo for my boat. I was looking for a way to cut and reuse the wires coming out of my old receiver and connect those wires to my new receiver's wiring harness to use the existing electrical connector that contains the wires going to the four speakers. I came across these posi-lock connectors while looking for a solution here at Revain. I didn't know them but they seemed to be exactly what I was looking for. I was right. These locks made connections quick and easy. Strip some…

This should be the easiest way to make secure electrical connections. All you need are some wire strippers and some basic motor skills to get it up and running. And most importantly, they are reusable. I use them everywhere but I think the toughest test is on my sport bike. If you run on the track at high speeds, you will notice that something is vibrating. I've spent 2 years on track days and it's still as safe as the day I made my first connection. I've used all types of connectors: Spade…