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Depends on the amount of batteries and size, but 1/4" usually works fine.

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Ok so I'm planning a wall build and I'm sure I'll need at least 4-6 batteries. I know Lowe's and home depot carry flat aluminum strips. I believe they are 1/4" thick by 1 1/2" wide. Is that enough? Could I double then up?

Thanks for the responses guys, I'm trying to build up as much info as possible while the car is getting other stuff done.

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That will be fine

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1/4" works great for me :)

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Menards has 1/4" x 2"

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i have .75 thick and .625 straps. bigger is always better.

should figure out what type of current you will be drawing with your system and get the proper thickness based on the cross sectional area of the bus bars.

How do you determine the needed size once you have the total current draw?

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