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Hey people! howz it goin? Well i am almost ready to do the BIG 3 very soon!! but i am still a bit confused on a step of doing it..I have been watching a couple of tutorial videos about it that made me go crazy!!! Ok here is the problem..Some people says to keep your stock factory alt and ground connections and add the big 1/0 wires..and some says..Get rid of it?? which is safer?? do i have to keep the factory connections?? or i can just leave it hanging?? HELP?!! any ideas is welcomed!

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Keep ur OEM stuff on and just ADD to it. Never get rid of the OEM stuff no matter if ur planning on keeping it cause u never know u might decide to sell it, then whats the next person gonna have?

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Keep ur OEM stuff on and just ADD to it. Never get rid of the OEM stuff no matter if ur planning on keeping it cause u never know u might decide to sell it, then whats the next person gonna have?

x2, and if one of you connections happens to fail, they are your failsafe.

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it wont hurt anything to leave it.

more copper for curent to flow though think of it that way.

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Oh ok..the reason also i was asking this is because i got me self a tsunami battery terminal and its got 2 1/0 gauge connection and 2 4 gauge connections..and i will be kinda short of space to put the factory wires!! and i thought it would be wise to ask who knows more about it! YOU GUYS!!! SMD people FTMFW!!! :drinks: so now it seems..I must get rid of that battery terminal post??

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Oh ok..the reason also i was asking this is because i got me self a tsunami battery terminal and its got 2 1/0 gauge connection and 2 4 gauge connections..and i will be kinda short of space to put the factory wires!! and i thought it would be wise to ask who knows more about it! YOU GUYS!!! SMD people FTMFW!!! :drinks: so now it seems..I must get rid of that battery terminal post??

There is really no wrong answer here. You can drop the oem wires and will work fine with just the 0awg , we just suggest you don't.

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yes what they said, add to, do not remove..

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