Help Finding Some 2/0 Accessories

[RamenNoodles]

Well Im almost convinced about using 2/0 wiring for all of my system.

Does anyone know where I can find some Ring terminals that will fit 2/0 copper wire in a variety of hole sizes like 3/8, 1/2, and 5/16"

And also does anyone know where I can find a distribution block that will take 2/0+ wiring and size it down to 1/0 so that I can input that into my amplifiers?

And of course any other 2/0 accessories

Thanks in advance all!

[kingsuv]

http://cgi.ebay.com/20-pc-6-2-Welding-Elec...1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stinger-Gold-ANL-Fuse-...1QQcmdZViewItem

[Aaron813]

Those will work great in the first install i ever did i used lugs all thru out on my Kollous cable i used like 3/0 lugs they work great

[Derrick824]

You can pick up 2/0 lugs at any local welding supply store.

Here's the RF 2/0 fuse holder I used to use.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Rockford-Fosgate-2...1QQcmdZViewItem

[RamenNoodles]

You can pick up 2/0 lugs at any local welding supply store.

Here's the RF 2/0 fuse holder I used to use.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Rockford-Fosgate-2...1QQcmdZViewItem

Hot damn that is a sexy fuse block.

Looks like this is going to be harder than i thought to find stuff lol. I may just go with some 1/0 for now since this isnt like a 20k rms build. If I go with 1/0, i will be doing two runs of it to the batt in the back and other places so i should be fine i guess.

[kingsuv]

Hot damn that is a sexy fuse block.

Looks like this is going to be harder than i thought to find stuff lol. I may just go with some 1/0 for now since this isnt like a 20k rms build. If I go with 1/0, i will be doing two runs of it to the batt in the back and other places so i should be fine i guess.

There are plenty of options for using 2/0 wire.

There is just less junk gear to choose from. You have to understand when using a higher caliber wire that it means you can't go cheap on any part. There is nothing wrong with using 2/0 into a simple 2 post fuse holder with 2 1/0 wires coming off it. Actually I wouldn't trust pulling a true 300 amps through one of those 2 post holders anyway. I can show you some that are rated up to 750 amps.

If you want fancy, flashy, cheap parts then use smaller wire cause 2,3,4/0 is serious business

[RamenNoodles]

There are plenty of options for using 2/0 wire.

There is just less junk gear to choose from. You have to understand when using a higher caliber wire that it means you can't go cheap on any part. There is nothing wrong with using 2/0 into a simple 2 post fuse holder with 2 1/0 wires coming off it. Actually I wouldn't trust pulling a true 300 amps through one of those 2 post holders anyway. I can show you some that are rated up to 750 amps.

If you want fancy, flashy, cheap parts then use smaller wire cause 2,3,4/0 is serious business

Oh, im shooting for fancy or flashy, afterall, its in a trunk lol. Looks come after performance.

But like you are saying as far as expenses, it might just be better off if i do the 1/0 now that i think about it. I mean im a college student only working during the summer making 300$ a week and 40$ every tuesday night when school is in at a chinese restaurant.