Needing options around this fusible link BS

[QXFiddySex]

Hello. I believe this is my first post under this account but I have been in car audio for almost 20 years. I am working with a 2011 Infiniti QX56. I want to start my electrical upgrades with 1/0 power wire ran & Big3 before I start purchasing my equipment. Right now I am about to buy the XSPower D27 for under the hood but I am having problems figureing out which terminals to buy to accommodate this fusible link thing.

 

I had the same thing on a 2008 G35 but it was much smaller, so I just connected it to my Monster battery terminals which I no longer have. Any ideas on how to get around this?

[Crazy 8s Drums]

What I did in my i30 is to buy new terminals and used a short length of 4 gauge with an eyelet crimped on one end that was then bolted to the fusible link box...then taped over the bolt.  (it is the short red wire.)  Maybe a little ghetto but it works just fine. 

[79 cutty]

Can’t you just get the XS battery you want and buy the top posts for it so you can swap that factory piece right onto the XS battery? 

[Crazy 8s Drums]

That probably wouldnt work 79cutty. XS doesnt have a direct replacement for most batteries and the distance from the post to the side of the battery may not be enough to accommodate the fusible link.  Nissan/Infiniti did some weird stuff with these fusible link thingies...

[QXFiddySex]

8 minutes ago, Crazy 8s Drums said:

What I did in my i30 is to buy new terminals and used a short length of 4 gauge with an eyelet crimped on one end that was then bolted to the fusible link box...then taped over the bolt.  (it is the short red wire.)  Maybe a little ghetto but it works just fine. 

That may not be a bad idea. I do have that top nut on my fusible link. I could run 4ga off of the battery to that connection on the link, then secure it somewhere.

[Joshdashef]

I'm pretty sure this is the part that connects to the terminal posts via a bolt is this;

https://www.autozone.com/batteries-starting-and-charging/battery-fuse/dorman-battery-fuse/948548_0_0

And the connection made is only a nut and bolt that comes from something like this but with a nut not a wing nut;

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b/super-start-4986/battery-accessories-16452/battery-accessories-16508/battery-terminal---universal-17657/393e97768e9a/super-start-battery-terminal/08507/4742239/2008/honda/civic?pos=5

Now XS power batteries use a screw style instead of a post that is pictured above so the only options you have are like these so you can still use a post type connection instead of a screw through this adapter; (this would allow you to use your factory terminals)

https://4xspower.com/shop/accessories/terminals/580-top-terminals/

Or if you are looking for more posts so you can have options they make these in two variants that fit your battery (https://4xspower.com/shop/12v-agm/d-series/d2700/)

Variant 1

http://4xspower.com/shop/terminals/554-i-bar-marine-terminal-adaptor-with-516-and-38-studs-top-only/

Variant 2

http://4xspower.com/shop/terminals/556-i-bar-multi-top-post-terminal-adaptor-top-only/

Hope this helps

[QXFiddySex]

Thank you @Joshdashef . I do believe that 556 i-bar adaptor is exactly what I need. I can not believe that I didn’t think of those.