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I currently have some Knuconcepts ones atm and hate them, they do not tighten to a point were i cant just pull them off and anything i put on it they loosed on thier own.

What are you all using and how are they working for you?

I'm in need of terminals that will allot me to connect a 1/0 to them as well as multiple 4 gauge, without having to worry about them loosening up.

Pics of said perminals are a plus as i would rather not go with anything thats like the Knu ones.

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yes post size is dependant on polarity on some terminals i have found, I bought some phoenix gold terminals and the negitive terminal was larger than the positive

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yea i think the knu ones are the same way, but noth of my terminals marked N and P do not fit properly

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on that kinetik pictured is that some setup you came up with on your own? maybe i should make the switch from the yellow top to the kinetik for ease of terminals. I do have a dealer 1 block away.

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on that kinetik pictured is that some setup you came up with on your own? maybe i should make the switch from the yellow top to the kinetik for ease of terminals. I do have a dealer 1 block away.

yea that is my setup, just need a drill press and some bits and a tap and die set for the screws....and some patience. for the actaul terminal posts i just used the supplied ones from kinetic and regular clamps. here is another pic of my distro blocks in the back

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before i added all the amp wires

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