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I have been collecting for a while now.

I plan on doing the Big3 and running 1/0 though out my truck.

Here are some comparison pictures:

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Well overall the most flexible 1/0 wire IMO would be the Knu KCA 1/0 and Shok 1/0.

The Raptor 1/0, Stinger Pro 1/0, and Tsunami Comp 1/0 is very still.

The Cadence 4 awg I picked the other day on a daily special online. It is a very good 4 awg and very flexible. Anyone wondering about Cadence wire I would recommend it to anyone. Its a really good bang for the buck.

The Flux EFX 8 awg is very flexible and I believe it oversized. Very nice wire for the price.

The Raptor 8 awg is pretty small. The wire came in a amplifier wiring kit my sister got for free with her amplifier order.

I figured this would help out a lot of people on choosing wire for the set-ups.

I knew I was on the fence on what wire to order. I couldn't find much comparison pictures online.

So I hope this will help some people out.

Let me know any of you need any better comparison shots.

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Why do I have the feeling that the Knu 1/0 is aluminium copper clad!

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Why do I have the feeling that the Knu 1/0 is aluminium copper clad!

probably because he clearly said that it was kca :shrug:

c'mon now, if i was shooting an 8 year old, it wouldnt be MY 8 year old.

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Why do I have the feeling that the Knu 1/0 is aluminium copper clad!

probably because he clearly said that it was kca :shrug:

Whoops that is what I get for not reading!

At least they added the proper amount of metal to it to have an equivalent amperage as copper 1/0.

Thanks for the comparison because I wasn't about to waste my money on Aluminium copper clad to see if it was up to par with OFC.

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"Giving up doesn't always mean you are weak; sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go."

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

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CCA 0 gauge handles 250 amps and OFC 0 gauge handles 300... thats not that big of difference and does not equate to wasting money.

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CCA 0 gauge handles 250 amps and OFC 0 gauge handles 300... thats not that big of difference and does not equate to wasting money.

Ya but if I'm seeing things rite it looks like Knu added just enough to make their CCA a 300 amp equivalent to 300 amp OFC.

I'm just saying that I respect that.

None the less I'm not the kind of person that would run CCA and I won't sell/install it either unless a customer brought it in on their own.

Isobaric - Refers to the practice of coupling two drivers together to make them act as one.

"Giving up doesn't always mean you are weak; sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go."

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

The Destruction of a person builds character.

 

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