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<blockquote data-quote="Durango03" data-source="post: 8031455" data-attributes="member: 594805"><p>Its dependent on your output. Obviously if you want to run 8k watts your not going to get there with one 250amp wire. You can go to CACO and shot Toolmaker a message for custom busbars, or if your not a member Im sure you can do the same on his website. you pick whatever side you need (Example: 1.5x3x40). He can basically do anything you need be specific and give details (10 0ga input/outputs.. 20 of them, or 10,000 with a built-in volt meter) Dude is awesome so go wild.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Durango03, post: 8031455, member: 594805"] Its dependent on your output. Obviously if you want to run 8k watts your not going to get there with one 250amp wire. You can go to CACO and shot Toolmaker a message for custom busbars, or if your not a member Im sure you can do the same on his website. you pick whatever side you need (Example: 1.5x3x40). He can basically do anything you need be specific and give details (10 0ga input/outputs.. 20 of them, or 10,000 with a built-in volt meter) Dude is awesome so go wild. [/QUOTE]
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