[mike d]

need to know what to buy

 

[kaptonkrewl2003]

runn anything from 4 gauge to 0 guage ....i use 4 gauge doubled up..works well......looks cool......

 

[mike d]

yea bought 4 guage for the batteries but will 4 work good gor the ground ?

 

[bigdanmcintosh]

always make the positive and the negative the same size...
Thats the rule of thumb


although I dont see why a larger ground wire would hurt anything

 

[LD0GG]

48 volts u can use 4 gauge but the ground should be 2... anything higher use 2 guage

 

[nationsfinestra]

I'm a big fan of overkill. I run 2/0 on everything I do.

 

[pumpsndumps]

1 ought is what we use



is that how u spell it?

 

[nationsfinestra]

Who knows how you spell it, I just do it like 1/0

 

[BLVDCRUISER]

2 gauge on my car

 

[CUTLASS BOYZ]

1/0 in my Cutty

 

[Guest]

DEPENDS ON VOLTAGE, I NEVER USE #4 I USE ATLEAST #1 CABLE FOR SMALL SETUPS MOSTLY I USE 1/0 AND 2/0

 

[BOUNCIN89MERC2LOW97LHS]

I use 4-awg all around.

 

[Naughty T]

I use 0 gauge Welder's Cable... It's more flexable then battery cable, and runs the current better...

 

[BigLinc]

nothin less then 1/0

IMO

 

[big pimpin]

1/0 and 2/0 And the cables still flex under the current.

 

[kaptonkrewl2003]

your cables flex under the current?
wtf :uh:

 

[big pimpin]

Originally posted by kaptonkrewl2003@Jan 10 2004, 04:44 PM
your cables flex under the current?
wtf :uh:

yup....you can see it on the ground disconnect. :cheesy:

 

[64sure]

lets get more input

 

[hard2get]

damn, this is an old ass topic :0

 

[jtheshowstoppper]

Originally posted by nationsfinestra@Jan 9 2004, 04:07 PM~1506560
Who knows how you spell it, I just do it like 1/0

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