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<blockquote data-quote="MustangGT25YRS" data-source="post: 2369952" data-attributes="member: 557973">I&#039;d like to see that too.I had bought cable from welding supply(4-Gauge)....and &quot;Was Not&quot; impressed with the construction of it.The paper liner sukks and the outer jacket seem to &quot;Ripple&quot; when a bend was made.That was taken out of my Saturn.I Still use Welding Cable....but switched to *Trystar Welding Cable*.I got the footage I needed from user &quot;coppercableman&quot; on Ebay.He owns the company,Trystar. No paper liner between cable and neoprene jacket,but a thin liner of different color neoprene.I like the quality of this cable,and can be ordered in approx.5 different colors.I&#039;ve bought 1/0 and 4-gauge cable.I use closed end Tinned battery lugs.I solder the cable into connector,and when cooled,use Adhesive lined shrink tubing to cover connections.Welding cable in general is not for everyone,and not everyone likes it.That&#039;s understandable...but I use it,&#039;cause at the time I &quot;cabled up&quot; my 1989/ Mustang....I couldn&#039;t afford the nice 1/0-StreetWires power &amp;amp; ground cable.Not at $6.00-$7.00 per ft.!!That was around 1991. Take Care.*Kind Regards*/:bigwave: </blockquote>

[QUOTE="MustangGT25YRS, post: 2369952, member: 557973"] [B]I'd like to see that too.I had bought cable from welding supply(4-Gauge)....and "Was Not" impressed with the construction of it.The paper liner sukks and the outer jacket seem to "Ripple" when a bend was made.[/B] [B]That was taken out of my Saturn.[/B] [B]I Still use Welding Cable....but switched to *Trystar Welding Cable*.I got the footage I needed from user "coppercableman" on Ebay.He owns the company,Trystar. No paper liner between cable and neoprene jacket,but a thin liner of different color neoprene.I like the quality of this cable,and can be ordered in approx.5 different colors.[/B] [B]I've bought 1/0 and 4-gauge cable.I use closed end Tinned battery lugs.I solder the cable into connector,and when cooled,use Adhesive lined shrink tubing to cover connections.[/B] [B]Welding cable in general is not for everyone,and not everyone likes it.That's understandable...but I use it,'cause at the time I "cabled up" my 1989/ Mustang....I couldn't afford the nice 1/0-StreetWires power & ground cable.Not at $6.00-$7.00 per ft.!!That was around 1991. Take Care.[/B] [B]*Kind Regards*/:bigwave: [/B] [/QUOTE]

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