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I'd like to stay with the 90 degree flag terminals that GM used on the AD truck wiring, but I'm not finding anything on the internet search and then there's the issue of how do you crimp them ? Anyone have any insight into this ? Otherwise the option is sta-kon wire terminals and the wires "looping" into the connection versus straight on to the 90 degree flag terminals? Insight and help appreciated.


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https://www.zoro.com/3m-female-flag...449ZPeIOyu9k8vQoUnIsLUy-FkUaAu_-EALw_wcB

Couple shown here (scan down the page). Not sure how to crimp them.

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Del City has insulated ones. I have crimped them with a normal crimper.

https://www.delcity.net/store/Clear-Nylon!Insulated,-Flag-Terminals/p_805402.h_193655


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Maybe this outfit https://enginebarn.myshopify.com/collections/primary-wire-terminals

Or here perhaps. http://www.riwire.com/ Click on "supplies", then "rings and spades"

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Pretty sure these guys have them just as original.
https://brillman.com/


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Thanks everyone ! Appreciate the feedback!


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Yep , found them, in multiple places. Thank you Joe, Mike, Tony D EI, Grigg and Tiny, you guys have been a big help.


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Follow up - Ended up going with Tom's Engine Barn , prices seemed to be very good compared to others and shipping was reasonable. Now for the fun part....actually using them.


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