🔌 Stinger SPT55302 Multi GM Battery Terminal: Versatile Connections for 1/0, 4, and 8 Gauge Wires Review

processing quality leaves a lot to be desired for the price. Also the 1/0 cable hole wasn't big enough for the real 1/0 size. I didn't want to cut expensive 100% copper wire to use these terminals. Skip them if you want to get things right!

god i love these (2) but i have 2 problems. One was missing a screw as shown in this photo. Cable. They are transparent and look good, but the thickness (thin) allows for the situation that the thread length is short on smaller screws.

Works very well, good replacement and makes amp installation easier. The only complaint is that the screws were either too long or too small so I used a washer which made the battery look bigger than the original but I feel like they needed 1 size more screw and it will surely fit in any car GM

Ideal for connecting the power cord to the side battery. Several observations. 1. You will need to remove the factory screw that screws into the battery and replace it with one of the screws provided. Loosening the factory screw with a screwdriver is easy. 2. It fits over the factory battery connector. So basically it's an install like battery > factory wiring > stinger > new screw. 3. It's difficult to tighten a new bolt on my car, I had to find a big allen wrench with a bend because…

This battery clip will stand out, especially if it's one of your first car audio models. The included screws are sold individually on car audio discount sites starting at $6 each. So if you don't know how long a screw will take for the battery connector (unless you're sure what to add later). I bought the Stinger brand for the fit/finish/beautiful logo/style and selected the appropriate distribution and base blocks (which I ended up not using as my installation was easier than expected although