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    1. 05-04-2009 #1
      fantasygoat
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      Connection terminal?

      I've got a number of electrical components on my car with more coming, and I'd like to avoid attaching them all to the battery connection on the starter solenoid!

      Can anyone recommend a high-current terminal block or connector that I can run all these components from instead of having that ugly mess? I've looked on Summit and Jeg's and I haven't seen anything that really does the job.

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      These work well, and they're cheap.

      http://www.madelectrical.com/catalog/cn-1.shtml

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    4. 05-05-2009 #3
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      Those are exactly what I want, but the phone at M.A.D. is always busy and it's impossible to order. Is there another source?
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      Hmm.. I think those are actually a GM part... any techs know the number?
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      Maybe one like this- http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS/758462/10002/-1
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      AAW also has them. I like them and use them.
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      And any marine store might have them too. Also Waytek

      I have one of those tucked under each front fender in my Z.


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