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Remote Battery
when making your battery remote do you run the hot and neutral back to the battery or drill into the body/frame for neutral and should i go with 1ga. or 4ga. stranded.
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New ground in rear. And 1/0 for the wire. Unless weight is of concern. Then 4ga. Less gadgets to run in a race car. More power to the Plugs though!
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i dont even have a radio
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4ga.
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