B Bobacuda Well-Known Member Joined Dec 1, 2017 Messages 1,392 Reaction score 3,304 Location Texas Dec 11, 2022 #1 I need to put new battery cables in a 6 volt car. When I look online, I see 4 and 2 guage cables. I know 6 volt cables are thicker, but I don’t know what guage. Anyone know?
I need to put new battery cables in a 6 volt car. When I look online, I see 4 and 2 guage cables. I know 6 volt cables are thicker, but I don’t know what guage. Anyone know?
petty437 FABO Gold Member FABO Gold Member Joined Feb 5, 2014 Messages 428 Reaction score 308 Location Kent, Ohio Dec 11, 2022 #2 I have read on an older Chevy site that 2/0 (00) or 4/0 (0000) gage was used on 6 volt Chevys. www.batterycablesusa.com makes them to size.
I have read on an older Chevy site that 2/0 (00) or 4/0 (0000) gage was used on 6 volt Chevys. www.batterycablesusa.com makes them to size.
33IMP Well-Known Member Joined Jul 3, 2020 Messages 5,211 Reaction score 6,354 Location Taxifornia, soon 2b arizona Dec 11, 2022 #3 I firmly believe in overkill with a six volt system (I have four cars that use them). AT LEAST the 2 gauge.
I firmly believe in overkill with a six volt system (I have four cars that use them). AT LEAST the 2 gauge.
67Dart273 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2010 Messages 60,035 Reaction score 33,297 Location Idaho Dec 11, 2022 #4 petty437 said: I have read on an older Chevy site that 2/0 (00) or 4/0 (0000) gage was used on 6 volt Chevys. www.batterycablesusa.com makes them to size. Click to expand... The OEM ones were never that large except maybe heavy trucks. I always thought they were simply 1 gauge. Some of the "modern" so called "parts stores" don't even carry those
petty437 said: I have read on an older Chevy site that 2/0 (00) or 4/0 (0000) gage was used on 6 volt Chevys. www.batterycablesusa.com makes them to size. Click to expand... The OEM ones were never that large except maybe heavy trucks. I always thought they were simply 1 gauge. Some of the "modern" so called "parts stores" don't even carry those