When relocating battery to trunk,what guage cable would you use???
When relocating battery to trunk,what guage cable would you use???
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I'd recommend a minimum of 0 if not 00 for that long of a run.
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For every so many feet there is what they call voltage drop. That is why larger wire is used.
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Short story: I needed to relocate the battery for the pony-motor in my work truck (cherry-picker). I don't remember the gauge (it was a long time ago) but someone told me to use welding cable...I did and found it was MUCH more flexible than standard stranded copper and made the job a lot easier.
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I used this stuff:
http://www.rjminjectiontech.com/coll.../battery-cable
And it is welding cable. They also sell the terminals/ends:
http://www.rjminjectiontech.com/coll...ry-lug-02g-pos
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