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Acquiring parts for the CS144 upgrade. 1/0ga. OFC wire, pure copper lugs, and to top it all off, more cheapo battery terminals from Walmart
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Size comparison from the top of the CS144 and the OEM Denso.
Size comparison between the CS144 and the original Denso.
Received the CS144 and testing the copper lugs on the alternator post.
Acquiring parts for the CS144 upgrade. 1/0ga. OFC wire, pure copper lugs, and to top it all off, more cheapo battery terminals from Walmart
Another pic of the metal collar that surrounded the old bushing. I cut straight through it with the hacksaw to make a relief and then bent it away fro
I don't own a press. After much effort, I was finally able to remove the old bushing. I used a c-clamp to press out the inner metal ring, a drill pres
There were some unsealed areas surrounding the light bar mounts and where the cable was drilled through the roof. Sealed using Permatex silicone.
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