I need help with terminology and possibly sourcing (Stepper Motor Wires)

I've built a Tri-Colour Mendle. It works pretty well, but my prints are still fuzzy. I just built a cabinet for it, and I'm working on a fan mount for the print.

I'm at the point where I want to start customizing it some more. I really need to change the wiring around a little bit, and maybe move the extruder motors.

I can't find the wiring bundles for the stepper motors. RepRap doesn't sell them by themselves. I've tried searching eBay for a couple of terms and I'm not getting relevant results.. Loom, Bundle, Cable... I can't find the correct term to buy the correct part. Is there anyone out there that has had any luck finding these?

Is there a way to buy them from RepRapPro? I'd much prefer to give them the business (It's overseas for me, but I can wait).

Depends both on the motor and the board. The most common connector is JST. These are the ones I got for my motors, but they aren't a perfect fit on my board, I have to slice off the protruding part that orients and secures the connector as they are too close to each other.

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What is the max volt, and amps that these connectors can handle?
Could they handle 70V, 4amps?

Sorry.... I guess the motor types would help...

These are the extruder motors on the RepRap Mendel Tri-Colour (Built beginning of June 2014)

The label on the motor:
STEPPER MOTOR
JK42HS34-1334A
Lot No. 201401

I don't know how the connectors are rated.

Again, thanks for any help!

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StaticDET5
Is there a way to buy them from RepRapPro?

Likely it makes sense to ask RepRapPro. This forum is RepRap, without the "Pro", a distinct institution.

If you want help here, a picture of what you have and/or what you want would likely be a good idea. Never heard that re-cabling a basically working printer would improve print quality, though.

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@StaticDET5

You may use this type, perhaps with 6 pins. Don't mind the site url, it was simply convenient for me to loo for the datasheet. Just for info, they are rated 3 amps (250V).