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I won't use a split terminal at all use solid.

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So the split terminals are better for singer while the closed end are better for crimping.

I proper crimp should have the wire smashed so tight that it's basically welded together.

A good crimp would prevent solder from being able to drip down the wire making it pointless to solder a crimped wire.

Copper is better then brass

There I think I got all the info in one post.

Split terminals are ONLY for soldering. Copper lugs can be either soldered or crimped.

A proper crimp does cold-weld the wire and terminal together, making it one piece. In fact I still have a 1ft section of 0ga wire with crimped ends. Same piece I toss to someone and say "try to get it loose" when they doubt crimping. Same piece I hung from the ceiling with. Shows no signs of coming loose ;)

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http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rfts1

So terminals that are split/have a seam are for solder only?

Rockford sells them as crimp style.

So they technically should be soldered and not crimped though

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You can't get a cold weld with dissimilar metals like that. You might be able to squeeze it but you won't make it one piece

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Go ahead try and crimp those terminals then show us the results.

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And the only way to tell u have a good crimp job is to cut the end off and see no strands of coper , like a solid chunk im assuming . I bought a crimper of fleabay i just never cut a lug to see how it looks in there

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Go ahead try and crimp those terminals then show us the results.

seen many of the split ones crimped. i dont know what tool they use but its solid. i will see if i can get a picture.

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I'm not trying to argue but those exact kids Rockford crimps on their 0 gauge kits.

Would it make sense to solder those crimps because the type of lug?

I'm not asking this for me, I'm asking this because I'm sure their are people out there that will say the whole my friends sisters boyfriends dad crimps split lugs.

So I brought up the Rockford kits seeing as to how they crimp them.

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