Green / Blue Ill Customz Anodized Dual 1/0 Awg Amplifier Inputs - Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Watertown, Tennessee, United States
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PLEASE STATE WHICH COLOR YOU WANT WHEN PURCHASING - OTHERWISE YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 GREEN AND 1 BLUE Each purchase includes two inputs - one for positive and one for ground. These dual inputs have oversized 1/0 inputs and a 1/0 output stud. Use them to help reduce voltage drop to your amp! Choose from blue or green - and yes you can mix colors! While anodizing is non-conductive, please treat these as if they were conductive in case of any chips in the anodizing. DO NOT touch positive and negative inputs together. |
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