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Grounding
The holes for the bolts are kind of big still hadn't installed it but the its made I actually like it but exact size for a 1/0 gau
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Just What I Needed
I can't think of any cons in particular, so I'll go with the positives. The main reason I grabbed this item is because it has two mounting points. It annoys me that so many grounding blocks only have one & it's offset from the wire. Thus, only about 2/3 of the surface area is attached to the metal. I also like the generous mounting surface area. Good for conductivity. Another thing I like is that there are holes on either side. This allows for different wire routing. And of course, it's pretty reasonably priced. I guess I'll have to wait a few years to see how it holds up to corrosion, but I use dielectric grease on all electrical contacts.
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Great Choice for a Large Gauge Ground!
I'm using two of these, one for my capacitor ground and one for my sub amp ground. These ground terminals provide an even and secure contact on any flat surface. Be sure to use screws with nuts and washers for a solid mount. The screw to secure the wire seems durable but do be careful not to overtorque or crossthread it. And, of course, remove any paint on the contact surface of the chassis.
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