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Join Date: Jul 2011
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hi ,
i am moving the battery to the trunk of my car and installing amps in the trunk. i am using 2/0 positive battery cable that i have . and the fuse holders i have found are only for 1/0 cable. and they look cheaply made and very costly. and these will be out of sight so no one will see them. i am thinking about using single 2/0 square lug terminals with a set screw ( like what is in commercial electrical boxes ). 1 lug on each end of the wires , mounted to a post ( bolt ) and an anl fuse mounted to the posts (bridging the gap from wire to wire) what type of plastic would i need to mount the posts ( bolts ) into to hold the fuse and lugs. i cant find any info so far on this . or where would i look for this. thanks for any help |
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thanks
tim |
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