what gauge battery wire?

[dknight3]

I was thinking of relocating the battery to the trunk and was wondering what gauge wire i should use?

And where can i buy wire for cheap?

[00GalantX]

The thicker the better, 2 gauge to 4 gauge , Autozone or Kragens sells them for a nice price.

[a2toj7]

if you can get your hands on awg 0..better..

[M-Rod]

I'm using 4, but I plan on going with 0 sometime next year.

[reiketsutsukigami]

go to advance and just get battery wire its huge and different from normal wiring i wouldnt use normal wiring for this as it tend to get warmer from what i hear. ive got 2 batteries in my trunk run with battery cable and no probs at all it was like 30$ for all the wire too.

[kylecanthurdle]

http://www.knukonceptz.com/index.cfm

this is where i get all my wire from. 5000+ strands of copper in the 0awg flex stuff. this isnt like all 0 gauge, you can make a knot in it with a diameter of 3 inches. its crazy flexible unlike any other 0 gauge ive ever used. i have 4 runs of it in my competition stereo truck and two runs of it in my g for the battery in the back. its all cheap too. def check it out.

[Stewi]

I actually use 2 gauge welding wire. You can buy it from any welding supply store fairly cheap. I think its like $4.50 per foot of wire. Same like Kyle described, super super flexible

[OMEGA PHX]

^^Thats what some car audio guys use welding wire (Although some say it isn't as flexible, you just need to let outside in the sun and it will get flexible):

https://weldingsupply.securesites.co...:OR:terms::PA2

[dknight3]

i ordered a 0 gauge amp install kit last night. should work fine i think, but it was 55 bucks.

it does come with a bunch of sweet looking connectors though. lol.