0 gauge wire
 

Where can I find some cheap 0 gauge wire? Anyone know of a good place. There is some on ebay but shipping kills ya. Any local place with good deals? I tried my best to search around and I figured someone has to know of a good place.
Thanks,
Mike

Re: 0 gauge wire
 

If you don't mind it being a lil stiff, Menards, Home Depot, Lowe's places like that all carry entrance conductors of that size...

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You might want to try a welding supply store, like Toll or Air Gas.

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0 gauge from just about anywhere online that isn't a known brand(Monster, Rockford, Metra, etc), will just about always be smaller than actual 0 gauge wire. I really don't recommend cheaping out on it, make sure it is oxygen free copper also because if you run it in your car the wire will oxidize and break.

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Its gonna be used for Battery relocation. So I dont think it will matter to much if its not totally 0 gauge. But that is good to know and Ill make sure its oxyger free too.

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Is the wire from welding suply stores pretty good? Someone else had recommended that too. Is theirs oxygen free copper? How can you tell?

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I bought the parts from summit. If you want to run at the track, you will also need a battery cutout switch which can be activated from the outside of the vehicle. BTW, I would not reccomend this to your FWD car. Keep the weight in the front where you need it. You do not need 0 gauge wire. I believe mine is 2 or 4. Look it up at summit. I know Audio King has some and Napa (hopkins) did also when I was wiring key machines in our work van.

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yah the ones on summit are mostly 2 guage. Maybe Ill go with that. Also do I need a box? I kinda skimed over the track rules and it says if you have a hatchback you need one, but I have a convertable and the trunk is sealed off from the cockpit. I think thats what I read. Also it really doesnt matter to me about weight and stuff, really I just want to make the underhood look pretty.

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From what I know, you need a box. I have one.

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I would get a box anyway.. just in case fluid comes out. You dont want that eating at your trunk.

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Sealed led acid batteries don't spill and can be mounted in almost any position.

I wonder if the rules still require a box?

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Rules required a SEALED and VENTED box if not behind a firewall.
Also the switch is required, and the battery has to be tied down to the FRAME inside the box.