will these work for jumpstarting vehicles, or should i get a higher amp rating?
1812307
The 50 in SB50 is for 50 amps. A jump will generally require more than that to get the car started. There are other SB series connectors that would be better suited. Check the amperage you will be using and then pick the appropriate connector. The other question would be where would you put the matching connector on the vehicle? They only work in pairs and I don't know if you want an extra terminal hanging off your vehicles battery.
1403044
I do not under stand why people want to put these on their moving vehicle. The engine is running, turning an alternator at 1000+rpm. It is better to use the alternator which puts out 12V DC at 40+ amps. These products are for when you are not already running an engine and alternator and need to generate electricity.
1097215
Depends on your objective. If you want to stabilize the ride then they are better if you are hauling extra heavy loads then you need the air shocks to level the vehicle.
1960115
Yes they will work but do not expect any increase in bhp...they will just work as the stock ones they may last longer maybe.
957348
Sure, just as long as the accessories don't exceed the amperage rating on the solenoid. In the case of my Land Cruiser, I'm running front and rear winches which can draw up to 450amps each at full tilt, so I chose to use PAC 500amp solenoids instead, which have a 700amp peak burst. Check what kinda of juice your appliances require and go from there. Rick
770116
It depends based on your speakers. If they're very hard to be drove, you need to consider other AMP for them.
2070246
This isNOT a jump starter. It's a maintainer and a darn good one. It puts out a max of 4.3 amps. You need 30 amps to jump start. If you put this unit on your TV all the time you won't need a jumper, and your battery will last a lot longer.
1958735
Don't know for sure. Would have to be for correct amp draw. I think it very risky and strong potential for fire/ shock.
2243281
Each terminal is rated at 30 Amps max. Look at the Amp rating for the motors. I think it would be safe to say NO.
1135478
Should work ok. Wire them in parallel to get a 2 ohm load and all will be well.
1499779
I think you could hook them up to a manual air supply or override the onboard controls and do what you want. I have used air shocks with a manual fill before and it worked.
996647
Bigger vehicles like most SUVs require more amps to get them started. Spinning big engines take a lot more Amps. Even with small cars you need a lot of Amps to get them started if the battery is completely drained or if the temperature outside is very low. Also with a good jumper pack you get multiple start ups before you need to recharge it. I had a few smaller jumper packs before these ones and some times i couldn't get the cars started. I also had two other brands of big jumper packs and i had some problems with those too. Right now i have nine of these in my company and i am really happy with them. I intend to buy three more within the next few weeks.
49779
900 cold cranking amps. Fires up any car or truck with 1 battery. I found that jump starting diesel pickups with 2 batteries when they are completely dead, this jump starter won't do the job. You'll need the next step up in battery pack.
1815744
No they will not. If you are something to keep your truck level when towing, you need either air shocks or a leveling system that includes an on board compressor. FYI, I used K.Y.B. shocks on two vehicles and have had problems with them, I will never buy them again. I have gone back to using Gabriel shocks.
2110278
Yes would be best to get the amp`s you need or have running your radio, as for a am/fm signal booster, this will not boost it.. just takes the noise out of radio over you motor,
755366
No. They will work on any vehicle, and they will work on just about any battery--up to at least 500CCA (and that's one heck of a battery). Most jumper cables are about 8g. And remember, these are copper. Don't buy aluminum jumper cables.
1484688
I would say no. they are not for that purpose. They are for load. I put mine in a class A motorhome and they work great for that application.