RE: Re: relays - Don't go cheap

[Chris Coracini <Coracin@usdl.com>]

>
>In a message dated 11/24/98, 11:01:17 AM, e@sbbs.se writes:
><<But in reality how likely is that?
>
>I only ask because I don't know, I'm not trying to be a smart ass!
>just want to cover my bases
>
>tia
>ian
>>>
>
>I'll reply in the same manner, speaking plainly but with smart ass mode OFF.
>
>Why would any one want to engineer /design something,  let alone for their
>own
>use, and esp.- something that is saftey related, to the lowest bidder, just
>good enough level?
>
>These are your headlights you are dealing with. If you are going to do some
>thing, do it right, maybe better than right.
>
>Dial in some overkill, make things just a bit thicker and stronger. Do it
>once
>and not have to come back later to retrofit/repair something. Avoid those
>breakdowns out in the middle of the boonies/ in the rain/ on a date.
>
>Overall, the greatest cost of upgrading the headlights is the lights
>themselves, right? The wire, connector, and relays are cheap in comparison. 
>
>So go for the high standard.
>
>TBerk
>Who want's the best for us all.
>
i.... i....  i think there's a tear in my eye....

chris
>86 16V scirocco

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