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Ok Im lazy and dont want to reinvent the wheel
I need the best loom size for 4 gauge power 8 gauge power and 16 gauge speaker wire
I know someone already has these numbers.
Or better yet maybe a good source for some quality loom.
I used some 3/4 or maybe it was 3/8 on my mustang years ago for a bunch of wastegate control wires and the such.
But I cant find the source any more.
Thanks in advance
Don't use loom. Use flexible sheathing. 1/4 inch be good on the 16g. Stuff expands good so 1/8 may work, 3/8 on the 8g and 1/2 on the 4g. Again the stuff expands fair bit and burn the ends when you make your cuts so it doesn't fray. I got all mine from work so not sure where all is best to buy. This is an example. Seems well priced. Flex
Don't use loom. Use flexible sheathing. 1/4 inch be good on the 16g. Stuff expands good so 1/8 may work, 3/8 on the 8g and 1/2 on the 4g. Again the stuff expands fair bit and burn the ends when you make your cuts so it doesn't fray. I got all mine from work so not sure where all is best to buy. This is an example. Seems well priced. Flex
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