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Good Cheap Wire????
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<blockquote data-quote="av83" data-source="post: 7891551" data-attributes="member: 640058"><p>Its rated for 325+ amps, and its cheaper than car audio 1/0 that is rated for 300. Plenty of guys run flexaprene,excelene, etc welding wire. I'm just seeing if anyone else knows of a better route. I've been considering cca. But... I am leaning towards getting the welding wire just because I know I won't have to ”upgrade” again. However, I am still open to using cca if it makes sense. I don't see the point of getting car audio ofc for the price it sells for if welding wire works just as well or better (other than being flexible, that is).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="av83, post: 7891551, member: 640058"] Its rated for 325+ amps, and its cheaper than car audio 1/0 that is rated for 300. Plenty of guys run flexaprene,excelene, etc welding wire. I'm just seeing if anyone else knows of a better route. I've been considering cca. But... I am leaning towards getting the welding wire just because I know I won't have to ”upgrade” again. However, I am still open to using cca if it makes sense. I don't see the point of getting car audio ofc for the price it sells for if welding wire works just as well or better (other than being flexible, that is). [/QUOTE]
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