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Need to replace a positive(+) battery cable moving batteries around and the present cable is way too long ---need to be about 6 feet long max----what is the smallest size cable I should even consider using???-- thanx FED387
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I know weight may play a part here, but I would suggest a 1/0 cable, resistance increases with length. I'd rather my cable be a little heavy, than not make the call because it's not carrying enough juice to turn a hot motor...
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this is ultimately gonna be a comp car so weight IS a consideration too---not worried bout hot lapping it motor gets cooled down real good--- any other ideas out there??? and I do appreciate your response
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If weight is a concern, what about Accel's Lightning cable? Copper clad aluminum and available in 1, 2 and 4 gauge 20' and 100' spools?
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this may help you out
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great chart--- thanx that will explain what size I need---FED387
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