Looking for battery terminals, don't know where to go.

[toylocost]

audioananonymous does some pretty good machine work! I got my dual inputs for my SAZ3500D made by him...

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/260407_1695538880567_1600682969_3020247_4857100_n.jpg

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/270208_1695310154849_1600682969_3020087_6985550_n.jpg

Looks awesome. But why?

I could make something but I definitely can't stay in the price range of the ones that are shown.

As tempting as that sounds, I need to spend less. But that gives me great ideas, if I ever get access to a mill or something I will see what I can come up with.

[captainhook426]

I love my xscorpion terminals! all that is needed is the appropriate ring terminal and you good to go.

[toylocost]

With those terminals ^^^ you don't need anything haha. Just remove insulation and put it in the terminal.

[rickyfromthe407]

And found another will all the outputs I need but no fuse holder. Good price too. If I cant find the perfect one then I'll end up getting these and running an external fuse holder like a normal person.

Tsunami TSBT-PN (tsbtpn) Positive and Negative Battery Terminal

Anyone got any ideas on where I can find what I'm looking for?

I bought two sets of these a while back. Theyre decent. I dont mind em Cept it took me 10 minutes to figure out why they wouldn't fit on my battery terminal.... gotta use positive for positive and negative for neg. even though they arent marked

But they are pretty heavy and feel like quality. I think I paid like 30$ for them iirc

[audioanonymous]

The reason they are probably heavy is possibly because they are made out of mild steel and coated, which is heavy in comparison to something like aluminum.

[Superjay]

Scosche has what you need

[BassMunky]

make your own