Just wondering does scosche make good wire?

 

Well they sell it at walmart.. dunno if that makes a ny difference [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

 

Umm... They make theirs with copper, so yes...

If you're referring to their wiring harnesses, I've never had any troubles with them.

 

ooh they sell them at walmart? that doesnt make me feel good lol.

 

I have tested different wires, from RF and stinger to the local welding shop brand and there has been no difference. Almost all is over 99.5% copper, so unless you want a higher strand count for more flexibility, there is not much difference is wire quality between the brands.

 

how much difference will there be in a strand count on say the scosche vs. stinger?

 

Scosche makes a good product for a suprisingly cheap price ...

Never had a single problem with them ... Well, except the ghetto RCAs that come with the 4 gauge kit at Wal-Mart ... Even so, can't beat that kit pricewise for small vehicles, even if you have to buy new RCAs ...

[ December 07, 2004, 03:58 AM: Message edited by: Jmac ]

 

They should be pretty close to the same. There is a point where higher strand count will not make any difference in flexibility, and both wires should be fairly near that point. I find minimal difference between even welding cable and car-audio brand wire, so I just get the cheapest I can find.

 

thanks for all the input guys.

 

Just because something is sold at Walmart does not mean its crap. They used to sell fairly good quality Denon home audio, online a few years back. They sell Mobile 1, Penzoil, Quakerstate, etc..... you get my point.