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Help with relocation 2awg

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    Help with relocation 2awg

    I am going my battery relocation tomorrow. I going to move it to the trunk. My question is which cable lug can I use. Im using 2awg, not 2 gauge.

    Will the 2awg fit in this..
    http://www.tractorsupply.com/hobart-...k-of-2-3813012
    "If you're going to put money into a car to increase performance or appearance, why go cheap? People don't need to go all-out... but put a little effort into it, or don't bother doing it at all"-Deeve

    Ride http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=187088
    Tags: battery relocation, cable, tuck, wiring
    #2
    2 awg is 2 gauge, two different nomenclatures. A 2 awg wire should fit into into a 2 awg connector.

    The link you posted is 2/0 awg (00 awg) which is way bigger than 2 awg.

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      #3
      Yes that will work - it is not a "00".

      That piece from Hobart is in fact setup for 2 or 0 gauge. They rate them in pairs: the next size up would be 4/6 gauge. I've had to buy those for my HH140 so I know

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        #4
        That lug says "No. 2/0 wire."

        I've never heard of 4/6 gauge or pairs of lugs being rated.

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          #5
          I finished the relocation this past weekend and it turned out great. I took out my right wagon hidden compartment in the back, and the battery is there now.

          With the connector, I had to trim a few wires off, and squeeze the heck out of them to get them to fit, but it's all super tight now. I loving it. Thanks for the help
          "If you're going to put money into a car to increase performance or appearance, why go cheap? People don't need to go all-out... but put a little effort into it, or don't bother doing it at all"-Deeve

          Ride http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=187088

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