I Have These Pair 6 Spot SAE Top Post Flat Lug Style Battery Terminal Distribution Blocks www.amazon.com/dp/B07TFHHKJD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_EJS05NMHF7FD2BQ2QR8W
I got them and all I can say is wow 👌 best quality I have ever seen in battery terminals . From the type of material used and the fit and finishes 10 out of 10.
yep those guys at GP Audio are pretty cool I talked to them awhile back about cutting me out a new box on their cnc table I sent them my cut sheet they said they could do it all 13 ply with double baffles shipped for $250 all the fits would be very precise not a bad deal👍
I don't see them reviewed either. Good looking out. Suggestion, maybe you can make these kind of videos for every little part you can. You can recommend the best price and best brand. It would immensely help me out and the rest of the Bassheads in the community.
I like with that one, the shim screw can be changed for a shorter bolt, and then have a 7th smaller lug if needed. But I'll probably never need that many lol.
Yea, I agree that these GP's are the best over the similar type terminals. I have two sets of them for my 2-battery Big-4 Setup. ***However*** I sure would like to see where someone has figured out a way to fab-up some sort of cover for the positive side. I can't think of anything that would work. Thanks for the awesome video btw...
Put some of that liquid rubber wire insulator ? I use that stuff all the time to cover electric things it's really nice. You just apply it like a thick paint and then it dries like a rubber
The negative terminal appeared to be moving perhaps you need to cut and video but nonetheless these are some good terminals set of them myself well worth it
@@HifiVega hey just so you know they're 3/8 bolts I figured I'd let the other Guy know too cuz that's what it states on their description but awesome review thank you
Great video as always!! but I have a question if cca wire is so bad how is aluminum battery terminal good I understand corrosion would be a factor but wouldn't copper terminal with dielectric grease be alot better but other than that they look top quality again thank you for all your videos
The truth is in order of conductive properties and heat dissipation it goes Silver, Gold, Copper then Aluminum. Silver and Gold would be to expensive so Copper is the better choice then Aluminum. The problem with Aluminum is it gets hot very quickly. In turn heat causes energy loss. Copper is a much better conductive material almost 2 times better, and does not create near the heat that aluminum does. This is why most of your bus bars in electrical components is made out of copper. Some electrical suppliers are going to aluminum due to cost. It also takes twice the amount of aluminum to allow for the heat dissipation to equal that of copper. Copper is also more dense the reason it has better conductivity where aluminum is more of an airid metal.
@@michaelflowers6048 gold has worse conductivity than copper and some grades of aluminum, platinum is higher than silver. Gold is used as plating because it's easy to plate on to things, but very noble in terms of reactivity with the elements, plus it looks good, it isnt used as plating for it's superior conductivity, but because of its natural resistance to corrosion and its "good enough" conductivity. It's also too soft and expensive to use for anything more than plating. Silver is used in situations where corrosion is easily mitigated or the conductivity is that important, silver, while expensive, doesn't touch the cost of materials like gold and platinum.
@@robertdouglas4414 gold was supposed to be after copper. In order of conductivity it goes silver, copper, gold, aluminum this is what it should have said. As far as aluminum goes why do you think aluminum wiring is outlawed in house wiring it is because it puts off a lot of heat and is the cause of a lot of house fires in older houses that had aluminum wiring
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daddydude2011 cca is stranded aluminum wire vs a solid milled piece of aluminum that’ll handle the power transfer much more efficiently with much less heat.
Please what is the brand name of these battery terminals and where can I buy them.I am sick and tired of using these weak metal steel battery terminals that will corrode and start messing up my batteries.I rather I spend extra money that will last and give me peace of mind.
GP makes really high quality parts using good materials & precision CNC mills & lathes..& NO you can't duplicate it with prices of raw materials alone. You pay for their expert labor & quality control.
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I Have These Pair 6 Spot SAE Top Post Flat Lug Style Battery Terminal Distribution Blocks www.amazon.com/dp/B07TFHHKJD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_EJS05NMHF7FD2BQ2QR8W
I got them and all I can say is wow 👌 best quality I have ever seen in battery terminals . From the type of material used and the fit and finishes 10 out of 10.
I got these with my Northstar battery from gpcaraudio and couldn't be happier. Solid connections and room for all my wire.
I’ve had the same pair for about 3 mos totally awesome. Had skyhigh 6 pot prior for 3-4 years and the GP are superior.
yep those guys at GP Audio are pretty cool I talked to them awhile back about cutting me out a new box on their cnc table I sent them my cut sheet they said they could do it all 13 ply with double baffles shipped for $250 all the fits would be very precise not a bad deal👍
eric dudley that’s a solid price for sure!
Hella a deal!
I've got the same terminals. Love them!
I have one of those lepi mini amps in the background! Loved that thing paired with a set of dayton bookshelf speakers!
Solid little amps
I don't see them reviewed either. Good looking out. Suggestion, maybe you can make these kind of videos for every little part you can. You can recommend the best price and best brand. It would immensely help me out and the rest of the Bassheads in the community.
I’m definitely gonna try and review and check out smaller items like this
Was hoping this was for the Sonata. I’ve been trying to figure out what terminals to use in my 2012 Limited with the nasty fusible link in the way.
Z Hedge I cut a hole in the positive terminal plastic and just put a lug directly on the bolt
I like with that one, the shim screw can be changed for a shorter bolt, and then have a 7th smaller lug if needed. But I'll probably never need that many lol.
They're great I just put mine on last weekend
I dig it for sure
Yea, I agree that these GP's are the best over the similar type terminals. I have two sets of them for my 2-battery Big-4 Setup.
***However*** I sure would like to see where someone has figured out a way to fab-up some sort of cover for the positive side. I can't think of anything that would work.
Thanks for the awesome video btw...
Put some of that liquid rubber wire insulator ? I use that stuff all the time to cover electric things it's really nice. You just apply it like a thick paint and then it dries like a rubber
I'm thinking about buying gp big 3 and amp kit ....
Cool video
GP is some of the best Car Audio gear I have ever purchased 💯👉🔋🥇👑
Dang nice! Just bought knuvoncepts for my build!
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for!
The negative terminal appeared to be moving perhaps you need to cut and video but nonetheless these are some good terminals set of them myself well worth it
Do you prefer a lug style connection over a Ferrule?
I like them both as long as you’re using ferrules. If you’re using a set screw type connection without a ferrule then I prefer a lug style connection.
Wish they had these in copper or brass
What size are the bolts? Definitely like this type review from you and appreciate it. I actually bought a set bc of it lol
Chris Lee thanks man! The bolt size is 5/16
@@HifiVega hey just so you know they're 3/8 bolts I figured I'd let the other Guy know too cuz that's what it states on their description but awesome review thank you
Gotta love GP!!! I got some vids posted posted too now.
Awesome I’ll have to check em out
Great video as always!! but I have a question if cca wire is so bad how is aluminum battery terminal good I understand corrosion would be a factor but wouldn't copper terminal with dielectric grease be alot better but other than that they look top quality again thank you for all your videos
I solid piece of aluminum will handle the current and heat much better than stranded aluminum wire
The truth is in order of conductive properties and heat dissipation it goes Silver, Gold, Copper then Aluminum. Silver and Gold would be to expensive so Copper is the better choice then Aluminum. The problem with Aluminum is it gets hot very quickly. In turn heat causes energy loss. Copper is a much better conductive material almost 2 times better, and does not create near the heat that aluminum does. This is why most of your bus bars in electrical components is made out of copper. Some electrical suppliers are going to aluminum due to cost. It also takes twice the amount of aluminum to allow for the heat dissipation to equal that of copper. Copper is also more dense the reason it has better conductivity where aluminum is more of an airid metal.
@@michaelflowers6048 gold has worse conductivity than copper and some grades of aluminum, platinum is higher than silver. Gold is used as plating because it's easy to plate on to things, but very noble in terms of reactivity with the elements, plus it looks good, it isnt used as plating for it's superior conductivity, but because of its natural resistance to corrosion and its "good enough" conductivity. It's also too soft and expensive to use for anything more than plating. Silver is used in situations where corrosion is easily mitigated or the conductivity is that important, silver, while expensive, doesn't touch the cost of materials like gold and platinum.
@@robertdouglas4414 gold was supposed to be after copper. In order of conductivity it goes silver, copper, gold, aluminum this is what it should have said. As far as aluminum goes why do you think aluminum wiring is outlawed in house wiring it is because it puts off a lot of heat and is the cause of a lot of house fires in older houses that had aluminum wiring
I Have A Question
Which Is Best 3 Northstar AGM31 PRO One Under Hood & Two In Trunk
Or 1 Northstar SMSAGM480 in Trunk ???
I Already Have JS High Output 390 Amp Alternator install trying To Get Better Voltage in My 2006 Crown Vic….I Have 3 NorthStar NSB-AGM-65 installed Now But Voltage is still Low 13V
I have a Skar SKV2-4500.1D | 4,500 WATT For
One Massive Audio BOA151N
Skar SKV2-200.4D | 1,600 WATT 4-CHANNEL for 8 DS18 6.5
DD D4.100: 400 Watt 4 Channel Amplifier for 4 DS18 Tweeters
Hmmm honestly at this point I might be considering a lithium in back that is compatible with the agm you already have under the hood
@@HifiVega how do I find lithium that’s Compatible with Amg ?
@@WAT3VATVUSA they should have it listed when you’re buying it, but in general if it’s lifep04 chemistry it will be charging compatible
Why aluminium terminal when cca is frowned upon ???
daddydude2011 cca is stranded aluminum wire vs a solid milled piece of aluminum that’ll handle the power transfer much more efficiently with much less heat.
Id like to see a voltage test of some sort the solid aluminium vs solid Copper. Just to see if its truly as good as copper
daddydude2011 I dunno if it’s as good as copper, but it’s just not bad like we’d consider cca wire.
It's the surface area and the type of aluminum they use that's the most important.. If they were copper I'd get them
What did you end up getting ?
Please what is the brand name of these battery terminals and where can I buy them.I am sick and tired of using these weak metal steel battery terminals that will corrode and start messing up my batteries.I rather I spend extra money that will last and give me peace of mind.
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These work good for diesels ?
I don’t see why not
Jim’s are 5/8 thick I think and cool shape
Thanks for sharing. Once Dixie (my Jeep) is up and running I am getting a set.
Having different sizes is fine, but only if their all metric or all SAE not mixed.
For sure it’s just nice when they’re all the same
Yo what’s the intro song?
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@@HifiVega thanks man
@@prest81j72 no sweat
Ive got similar ones for a better deal than 55$ but there set screw one instead of like these shown
Don’t need them but reviews like this are good
Hot Rod 1949 yeah they’re geared towards a high powered build for sure
After you connect the wires from the engine to it you really only have like four maybe a few more a larger one would be bigger
U can always stack 2 on one if u run outta spots
Currently unavailable, damn!
Franco 3:16 did you check gpcaraudio.com
GP makes really high quality parts using good materials & precision CNC mills & lathes..& NO you can't duplicate it with prices of raw materials alone. You pay for their expert labor & quality control.
Nothing better hf.
NICE!!!
Are those aluminum terminal
Yep
Rob hopefully Tyler gave them to you to review not out of your pocket since you're giving him a free plug
I bought them. I always make sure to disclose if I got something free that way y’all know nothing fishy is going on lol
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