Wiring hot rods, muscle cars, and race cars can be a daunting task for a lot of people, but sometimes the simplest stuff can be the most frustrating. Lets say you buy a bad ass wiring kit for your car from Painless, Ron Francis, SmartWire, RaceWire, or American Auto Wire only to get the thing mostly installed and realize that now you have too many things trying to connect to the battery in one spot. Your Holley EFI, your amps for the stereo, the car alarm, Ridetech Air Ride, and every other thing, needs power to come from the battery. Even if you use a distribution block, which is a great idea, you still need some extra spots to connect to on the battery.
We’ve all been guilty of doing some ring terminal Jenga in order to make stuff happen, but we all know it isn’t the right way to go. Luckily, the car audio world knows the struggle is real and has some cool products to help us out. Products like these awesome battery terminals from KnuKonceptz. This is their newest Ultimate Battery Terminal, but they have several other options you are going to want to check out too. And they are cheap! Check out this video from Mark at Car Audio Fabrication as he explains how these work, why you need them, and what it takes to get the most out of them.
Video Description:
In order to install a custom car audio system we often times need to connect a large power wire directly to our vehicles battery terminal. This can be a challenge though when the factory wire cannot be cut or modified. The KnuKonceptz Ultimate Battery Terminal Version 2 ( The UBT-20 ) solves many OEM integration issues and works great on recessed batteries with a unique interchangeable clamp screw orientation. Let’s take a deeper look! 🔊 Learn more about the UBT-20 here!
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