Battery Relocation on 08+?

[farmtruc]

1 g.

Get good terminals, crimp it good, solid grounds.

[CHEVROLADE]

the kit is 100 bucks http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-48010/?rtype=10
positive cable alone 100 bucks as well http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-21550/
which one would be better?

[bangbangskeetskeet]

the kit is 100 bucks http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-48010/?rtype=10
positive cable alone 100 bucks as well http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-21550/
which one would be better?

20 feet is a little overkill for the positive wire I think. Why not just go to your local audio shop and get them to cut you a piece of wire?

[CHEVROLADE]

that stinger wire work?

[pl4yboy]

20 feet is a little overkill for the positive wire I think. Why not just go to your local audio shop and get them to cut you a piece of wire?

that stinger wire work?

Go to your local welding shop and get plain, 0 gauge, black wire. It'll be the cheapest and has a more durable insulation and is normally more flexible, making it easier to work with.

[sprayedenali]

those summit kits are junk... DONT GET ONE!!

do like justin said or get some good speaker wire (still heavy gauge stuff) and make your own wires

[CHEVROLADE]

thats what ill do,hit up the local welding shop and get some wire there.i just got the optima hold down kit.thanks guys,guess no one has done this yet on a NNBS"?

[farmtruc]

Get the welding wire, it's made to withstand more abrasion, like said above.

Also, be sure to ground every point on your truck, chassis to battery, chassis to block, block to battery, block to.....
The welding company may have the correct 0/1g terminals as well, I know autozone or any other auto shop doesn't have sh!t.

www.waytekwire.com has some decent stuff as well.

[TxStVanWilder]

+1 on getting welding cable. It's cheap and 0 ga. I know a race shop here in town sells a relocater kit with welder cable in it for like $100 or less... That's what I plan on doing with my new truck