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You might consider a distribution block that mounts somewhere else, or even connect the components to the starter cable terminal.
I`ve never seen a distribution block like the one you referenced that would work on our type battery terminals.
Interested in what you are connecting.
Thanks for the response. I'm looking to add a 4 gauge wire for an amp to the positive and negative battery posts. This option obviously won't work. I'm going to rework my question in another post.
Thanks for the response. I'm looking to add a 4 gauge wire for an amp to the positive and negative battery posts. This option obviously won't work. I'm going to rework my question in another post.
i use crimped on eyelets at the battery for the 4 gauge positive and negative leads. Then I run the wire under the gas tank up into the fairing to a distribution block and split off with 8 gauge to each of my amps from there.
It's got to be big audio for 4 gauge? That is a nice unit though.
Especially if you are running two 4 gauge cables. But I guess it starts to make sense with amps in the fairing, plus amps in the tour pack or bags. I would guess that also means multiple batteries are probably in play as well.
That is way above my pay grade, lol. I'm just a simple 8 speaker 3 amp kind of guy.
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