Then my friend you are a HACK, because it was not designed for the product you used it on, Now if it was only a temporary thing because you were out of stock on your truck and you went back the next day and replaced it with the proper connector, then that is a temp for service and you corrected it.
just like using a p3 connector on p1 cable, sure it will pass signal but it won't pass sweep.
reminds me of the time when a tapper used 500p3 fittings on 500QR at 20 some locations because he didn't want to get his ass chewed by his Boss because he didn't keep his truck stock up, it was fine for a week then, here comes a big nasty thunderstorm with 60mph winds, suck out's everywhere
a true hack, that kid was, the funniest thing about it was the tappers father was the Boss
Re: The definition of a HACK
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