1990 TII Battery Relocation
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240RWHP 270TRQ @ 0.9Bar
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Hey guys,
I'm finally getting back to work on my FC and am starting with relocating that battery to the rear cubby.
I have been using the guide from FC3SPRO.com and I've been able to find everything I need except for the 2 AWG cable. Any ideas where I can get this in the Scarborough/Pickering area? I need about 30 ft.
Thanks for the help!
-Kenji
I'm finally getting back to work on my FC and am starting with relocating that battery to the rear cubby.
I have been using the guide from FC3SPRO.com and I've been able to find everything I need except for the 2 AWG cable. Any ideas where I can get this in the Scarborough/Pickering area? I need about 30 ft.
Thanks for the help!
-Kenji
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240RWHP 270TRQ @ 0.9Bar
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Cool Princess auto was going to be my first stop.
Ted suggested a welding shop as well, but I really don't know any. I tried to do a google search, but it only gave me princess auto.
I'll check it out 2mrw. If anyone else has any ideas keep em comin!
-Kenji
Ted suggested a welding shop as well, but I really don't know any. I tried to do a google search, but it only gave me princess auto.
I'll check it out 2mrw. If anyone else has any ideas keep em comin!
-Kenji
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I think i paid 20$ for 15feet of 2/0 wire at liquid air/miller welding
starters for a car are usually up to 250amps. 4awg is only rated for 135, 2awg for 181.
a smaller wire will allow less voltage to pass through and create excess heat.
theirs no harm going to big. just a slight drop in amps.
i'd refer to this site before buying your wire
http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm
using the calculator at the bottom, 4awg would only let 10.7volts to the starter.
starters for a car are usually up to 250amps. 4awg is only rated for 135, 2awg for 181.
a smaller wire will allow less voltage to pass through and create excess heat.
theirs no harm going to big. just a slight drop in amps.
i'd refer to this site before buying your wire
http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm
using the calculator at the bottom, 4awg would only let 10.7volts to the starter.
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