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<blockquote data-quote="RebelDogg" data-source="post: 4631245" data-attributes="member: 591498"><p>I got some from O'reilly Auto. Not Stinger, but good ones. Very handy. I'm thinking I'm going to change my stock terminals on my truck to top mount, though and side mount all my other stuff. Although if I remember, the manual that came with the battery said to use TOP POSTS for all high amp applications. Don't know if there is a good reason for that. Or if they just meant winches and stuff...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RebelDogg, post: 4631245, member: 591498"] I got some from O'reilly Auto. Not Stinger, but good ones. Very handy. I'm thinking I'm going to change my stock terminals on my truck to top mount, though and side mount all my other stuff. Although if I remember, the manual that came with the battery said to use TOP POSTS for all high amp applications. Don't know if there is a good reason for that. Or if they just meant winches and stuff... [/QUOTE]
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