The big three!

[Kofkof_00]

Wow.

4 gauge is huge.

here's my ground strap & the block ground.

That cable is mah-ssive!

*drum roll* and photobucket says: "The action that you were trying to perform has failed."

I'll post pics of my superior craftsmanship as soon as they fix whatever is wrong...

[timmay89]

In the audio industry 4 gauge is not too big. You should see 0 gauge, that is some thick stuff to try an hide when running through a car.

[Nerd Racing]

I have double aught for my positive cable running to my battery in the hatch back!

[Kofkof_00]

[JPT]

I need to do this.

[timmay89]

What gauge is that?

[Kofkof_00]

Well the silver one says 8ga, the black stuff says "4ga welding cable 600 volt" on it. It's beefy!

[Kofkof_00]

I am now stalling, as I'm a big chicken & the big three FAQ I read ends with something like: "it should start, if there's smoke, turn your car off immediately & seek professional help!"

Has anyone else done this?

[92festie]

omg lol that is beefy

[wybnrml]

O, don't be afraid, I replaced the negative battery cable on our Jeep awhile back and had no problems. Good Luck.

[sasquatch]

make sure when you replace them you rub a bit sand paper on the grounding spot if there is paint on top of it... it will get a better ground...

[skimsucka]

I was going to do it when i did my swap but way they were intertwined with harness didn't feel like it take some pics id like to see

[Kofkof_00]

This is with the battery out, showing the secondary ground, where it bolts onto the tranny.



This is the finished product.

[av8ter]

Starts like a top now, huh?

[timmay89]

Question that is somewhat related. Has anyone who did the bp swap relocate their battery to the passenger side (where the MAF used to be)?