id spend a few dollars more and get a better quality one...like Stinger or Street wires ...would this fuse holder be good enough? LINK thanks.
these kind work..but the plastic is really poor quality...they strip easy and crack up...and sometimes breakwould this fuse holder be good enough? LINK thanks.
AGU fuses are limited upon rating,and not as reliable as an ANL from my experience over the years being used as main supply..But it will work for you.I dont mind using an AGU inline for amp supply from a solid distro block,but nicer to use Maxi or anlwould this fuse holder be good enough? LINK thanks.
what fuse do I need? 100, 150, 200, 250, or 300 amps?Xscorpion Inline ANL Fuseholder Fuse Holder 2 4 8 Gauge Works on Any Size Wire | eBaySomething like this will work nicely for you,and can be used in the future with wire sized upgrades
the new mini anls are nice also...AGU fuses are limited upon rating,and not as reliable as an ANL from my experience over the years being used as main supply..But it will work for you.I dont mind using an AGU inline for amp supply from a solid distro block,but nicer to use Maxi or anl
125 max on 8 ga from my experience..what fuse do I need? 100, 150, 200, 250, or 300 amps?
If I upgrade to 4 ga should I opt for the 300?As Louisina CRX ststed..plastic threads and strip easily over time and get brittle over time due to heat from the engine bay onthe one you posted..work fine inside the vehicle,but not a good concept for the engine bay area
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125 max on 8 ga from my experience..
you have to watch wire these days also...get pure copper...not copper plated aluminum...and a lot of companies skimp on size...ive seem 4g so small it barely fit a 10g terminalIf I upgrade to 4 ga should I opt for the 300?