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10-16-2015, 09:24 AM
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Good point, many go overkill on the starter cable when it's not needed, but keep in mind too that the battery charges over that wire, and depending on demand and wiring, you MIGHT need a larger one than 4.
IF you run the hot start 'fix' solenoid, and you use the post as a common junction for power, then you still don't need to upgrade the size of the actual battery or starter cable. (the starter circuit is isolated to the starter only) IF you run the OE wiring, and the charge wire goes to the starter, and splits to the horn relay, AND you have non-OE accessories, like electric fan, pump, stereo, then I would suggest going up one or two sizes. .
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