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shrews corsa

 posted on 15th May 05 at 20:00

i feel for you dan :(


Welsh Dan

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:55

I do need 2AWG - why do you think I don't? I can use two runs of 4AWG, which won't look as good.


ed

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:52

You don't even need 2 AWG wire though... Look at whats already being used in the engine bay.


Dave A

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:51

just done mine with 0 gauge dont need a "kit" as such, just the right cable, and a battery clamp off a rover. did the job fine in mine.:thumbs:


Welsh Dan

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:50

I need 2AWG. However, given that its not very common, 0/1AWG is easier.


ed

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:49

Good job you don't need 0 or 1 gauge wire then isn't it.


Welsh Dan

 posted on 15th May 05 at 19:48

As per my previous comment. Amp power lead is silly expensive for 0/1 AWG or 2 AWG. The kit basically has the things to secure the battery, power leads and all the connecting bits


Joff

 posted on 15th May 05 at 16:33

Kit? Just run wire from the battery to your engine bay, secure the battery in it's new home and earth it.


Welsh Dan

 posted on 15th May 05 at 13:56

As above? Any ideas of a place in the UK that supplies them? I can make up the kit myself, but it works out more expensive that way and is more hassle.