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I have 4ga and 2ga and you can specify the size/shape of terminals. I use copper terminals, and solder/hammer crimp all the connections, then finish with heavy gauge color matched shrink tube over the joints.
the nice thing about doing them yoself is that while it might sound minor, clocking the terminals just before crimp avoids twists that just cant be straightened afterwards.
I got the HD cable set from Jeff’s. It’s a nice set for sure but I found the positive cable to be too short. I had to move the starter solenoid from the stock location on the side of the wheel well up to the front of the wheel well to make it fit.
Replaced old 4 guage with 2 guage. Starts immediately warmed up or cold.
Thanks for the input..
Time to chase the front end clunck.. Gonna try u joints. Everything else looks OK.
I got the HD cable set from Jeff’s. It’s a nice set for sure but I found the positive cable to be too short. I had to move the starter solenoid from the stock location on the side of the wheel well up to the front of the wheel well to make it fit.
Sounds like they based their sizing on the later ('69 and later?) location.
And probably a good thing too ultimately. As long as they could still last, getting the relay farther away from the exhaust heat is not a bad thing.