0-gage grounding wires i made
overkill, 4gauge is likely overkill, hell 8 gauge is probably overkill. current in these is nothing more than some discharge. not high current, not needing that sort of wire...
fun to do, but definitly not benificial.
fun to do, but definitly not benificial.
like i said before overkill: no real benefit compared to a good set of smaller gage. i like the phoenix gold wires and terminals, and it looks good imho.
i had a set of insaneanime's grounding wires in silver, but they turned yellow/brown because of the high heat in our engine bay. he makes a good product, but i just wanted to change the wires because they turned ugly yellow/brown.
-john
i had a set of insaneanime's grounding wires in silver, but they turned yellow/brown because of the high heat in our engine bay. he makes a good product, but i just wanted to change the wires because they turned ugly yellow/brown.
-john
Last edited by john350Z; Sep 17, 2003 at 08:57 PM.
I concur about the wire thickness and current carrying capacity. You'd be better off with a smaller gauge for such low current, assuming you really care at all about the grounding and cost. It looks monster... lol
Larger gauge wire conducts better, sure, but its not really needed for current this low.
Larger gauge wire conducts better, sure, but its not really needed for current this low.
Last edited by WashUJon; Sep 18, 2003 at 07:40 AM.
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