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87tbird302
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I always read that it's good to do the "Big 3" Im trying to decide what size wiring to get. I was thinking about 1/0 gauge. Will going with a bigger size wiring give you electrical problems?
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no. go with the biggest wire you can afford. Bigger is better, and it will help the electrical system. it's not going to hurt it.
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ok so 0 gauge would be best?
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yep. unless you wanna run TWO 1/0ga wires for each
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This might sound stupid but... isn't 1/0 gauge "0 gauge" wiring? just trying to verify.
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Yes that's right 1/0 gauge is 0 gauge. Using the big wire wouldn't hurt. It will help the electrical flow eazy without straining.
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