Big 3 Upgrade: I've searched, but...
#13
Use a old extension cord or some rope, lay it out under hood and draw lines with a sharpie and cut your wire to length. I bought extended terminals for my 04 CC when I had it, my blazer has a dual post battery and I went cheap and just bought new terminals for the top. I don't remember what sizes I used for eyelets as I drilled mine to fit after I torch soldered them to the wire.
#15
isnt 1/0 bigger that 2/0? Typo maybe? Anyway thats what I used and I used a large flat head screw driver and a hammer to crimp it on the wire
#17
When I use those terminals I will normally drill a small hole in the top and solder the wire in, a small butane torch will normally get it hot enough than feed the solder in through the hole, a trick my dad taught me from when he was in the navy. I don't trust crimping for some reason, I prefer to solder if at all possible.
#18
I hadn't planned on protecting it, I've run it on other trucks for years with no issues. I have silicone/fiberglass insulating sock I put over it if its near a hot spot. I know some cheap cables are only covered in vinyl, which wouldn't last at all.
Good call on drilling the hole Swells. I am just going to crimp them and shrink wrap them since we have all the equipment at work.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
Good call on drilling the hole Swells. I am just going to crimp them and shrink wrap them since we have all the equipment at work.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
#19
When I use those terminals I will normally drill a small hole in the top and solder the wire in, a small butane torch will normally get it hot enough than feed the solder in through the hole, a trick my dad taught me from when he was in the navy. I don't trust crimping for some reason, I prefer to solder if at all possible.