0-gage grounding wires i made
well, was bored at my buddies radio shop, so i made some 0-gage grounding wires. a little overkill, but looks nice!!!!!
bling bling!!!!
if ya want me to make you a set, let me know.
all phoenix gold wire and terminals.
-john
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bling bling!!!!
if ya want me to make you a set, let me know.
all phoenix gold wire and terminals.
-john
pic 1
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Resistance is WAY too low. HKS and HyperGround have helpful charts.
Electricity travels at the outside of the wire the surface area is much too large to conduct efficiently.
MY $0.02
Electricity travels at the outside of the wire the surface area is much too large to conduct efficiently.
MY $0.02
Originally posted by xcmpx
Resistance is WAY too low. HKS and HyperGround have helpful charts.
Electricity travels at the outside of the wire the surface area is much too large to conduct efficiently.
MY $0.02
Resistance is WAY too low. HKS and HyperGround have helpful charts.
Electricity travels at the outside of the wire the surface area is much too large to conduct efficiently.
MY $0.02
Wait, wouldn't a higher amount of surface area (and lower resistance) promote more efficient electron movement? Isn't that why most of the high end audio wire uses wire with extremely fine individual wire threads bundled together... to *increase* the surface area as much as possible?
How does having a 0-gauge benifit more over than having something such as an 8 guage (which I believe is HKS)?
Someone was debating earlier, does anyone know for sure? If thicker is better, I'll get this set, otherwise I was leaning towards HKS..
John, how much?
PS - The polished engine looks HOT.. Would look killer with a Crawford Polish Plenum
Someone was debating earlier, does anyone know for sure? If thicker is better, I'll get this set, otherwise I was leaning towards HKS..
John, how much?

PS - The polished engine looks HOT.. Would look killer with a Crawford Polish Plenum
can't answer each e-mail today. busy at work.
but i don't believe there is any more benefit from insaneanimes 4 gage to this. just looked cool, but the phoenix gold wire is supposed to be one of the best out there.
i think he is asking $100 bucks because of the cost of the wires and terminals. all phoenix gold.
-john
but i don't believe there is any more benefit from insaneanimes 4 gage to this. just looked cool, but the phoenix gold wire is supposed to be one of the best out there.
i think he is asking $100 bucks because of the cost of the wires and terminals. all phoenix gold.
-john
Originally posted by Ricky
How does having a 0-gauge benifit more over than having something such as an 8 guage (which I believe is HKS)?
How does having a 0-gauge benifit more over than having something such as an 8 guage (which I believe is HKS)?
It all depends on how much current is moving through the wires. I'm guessing there is actually very little, so 0-gauge wire pure overkill and will have no benefit over 4-gauge wire in this particular application. To take things further, I'm inclined to say 8-gauge wire would probably do the trick just fine, also. (Can't be absolutely certain without actually measuring the current.)



