Big enough to be used on 0 gauge?
195188
The largest size is 3/8". It will fit tight in a #2 AWG cable but not in a #2 Welding cable. It will NOT fit for a 0 AWG gage
195189
Maybe. 0 gauge being about 0.4" OD with insulation? Material shrinks 2:1 and comes in sizes up to 3/8" - shrunken sizes. The largest ID piece is about 5/8". About, I'm eyeballing this with a ruler, not a micrometer. Pieces are only 4" long. I got this pack to go along with one black, one red, for various small electronics projects. Hope this helps.
2228491
I would mount unit within 10 Ft max, I used a cobra wire kit. I used quality extension cords to get power where I needed it as it was a lot cheaper than purchasing 0 gauge wire.
1190281
Yes that gauge wire should be no problem. These were actually larger than I was expecting.
363380
Should work perfectly fine with 2 gauge wire. They were a little tight with monster 0 gauge, which is a little oversized, but the allen bolts go all the way inside which should 2 gauge wire with no issues.
1096237
Any 4 Gauge amp kit. 0 Gauge will not fit 8 gauge is WAY too small for the amount of power this amp outs out at 1ohm and you could start a fire if you push it too hard.
533437
I don't really see why you would need this big of gauge but it isa quality product. So I assume you could
1829720
sure but not this fuse holder is designed for much heavier cable. when Installing mine I used 4 gauge
2254045
16 gauge will work...if you have a problem you may want to go up to 14 gauge
445037
I don't think so the smallest you could do is 16 gauge and that would be a little tight but make sure you purchase the crimpers for those terminals
1096238
Any 4 Gauge amp kit.0 Gauge will not fit8 gauge is WAY too small for the amount of power this amp outs out at 1ohm and you could start a fire if you push it too hard.
168068
As stated in the description, it's 0 to 60psi. You'll damage the gauge using over that.
658420
Glad to help. This kit is great. Comes in very handy when needed. However, I believe #8 gauge is the largest wire it can be used on.
1172296
I would use a 10/3 cord. For every 100 feet you should use 1 size bigger gauge.
1595426
Yes, but you can also look for 30 gauge, which is a smaller needle and maybe doesn't hurt as much.
1484684
might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck
1978308
I purchased 12 gauge. Large enough yet light enough to carry the voltage encase you wish to add on more lights in the future.
745311
Not made for large gauge wires. I think it will handle up to 18-16 awg no problem