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[headshok]

If you are on a tight budget the CCA is good wire but I wouldnt use it in a high powered application. Think about it this way, if you are dropping a couple grand in subs, amps, and batteries, why would you buy the cheaper less conductive wire.

hi there

do check out our facebook page over here and see the various rides hooked up with this cable.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shok-Industries/344771612271?ref=ts#!/pages/Shok-Industries/344771612271?sk=photos

we've got people running 1kw to 16kw on the Reference CCA wire, competing with it, winning with it and loving it.

Mechman's competition car for SBN is also on the Reference Series cable as well

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/103303-rediculous-48-hour-install-for-spring-break-20000-watts-in-less-than-3-days/

You'll be surprised

Cheers mate!

Edited April 28, 2011 by headshok

[THEKINGsBACK]

Is there going to be a special on the competition wire also?...

[chewie]

if you have multiple runs cca wire is just fine. as it is coated with copper and electrons run on the outside of a strand.. not through it..

if you have to do a single run then ofc would be ideal. but if your doing multiple the load is spread between and cca will suit even the highest amp draw applications.

also if your worried about the conductivity of aluminum. then why dont people make copper bus bars.. aluminum is fine. which is what 90 percent of distro blocks are made of/bus bars.

Edited April 28, 2011 by chewie