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- 3/8″ stud rated continuous 450A @ 12vDC with momentary peak capacity of 550A
- Easy through-panel mounting. Max panel thickness 13/32″. Great for firewall or bulkhead wiring applications.
- Glass-filled nylon base and mounting nut ensures a safe installation that won’t short. Use a stud insulator cover for extra protection.
- Premium power junction built in the USA. Copper core provides unparalleled energy transfer performance.
- Includes a pair of RED + BLACK pass-through junction bushings
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MGI SpeedWare 3/8″ Thru-Panel Battery Terminal Connection Stud, 12VDC 450AMP High-Power Distribution, Red + Black Pair
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Informação adicional
| Manufacturer | MGI |
|---|---|
| Brand | MGI SpeedWare |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.21 x 2.6 x 1.89 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BT2-550 |
| Date First Available | March 15, 2021 |
Amazon Customer –
Worked excellent
barrie –
They are built for high amps way bigger than i needed but helped me do a clean wiring install in a boat
BCB –
Rewiring a classic truck and need to get full battery power into and out of the cab for a battery disconnect. This is a great way to get though a firewall securely and safely. Nice product
Scarey –
I have one of these in use in my 300 that I bought previously. Wanted to bump up the power wiring and the factory power from the alt goes from the alt, through the wheel well, and thru a stud to the passenger footwell. I wanted to follow the same path for the new 2/0AWG, so I needed one of these studs. These two are identical to the one I already have so I wont need them for power but I am trying to work out the best way to get all my grounds wired, and these I think will simplify things for me.