use this to cut heavier cable


but if you don't have that tool use can use a hacksaw (or a nice metal cutting wheel) but make sure to wrap a couple round of electrical tape tightly at your cut mark (on the end you are keeping) to help prevent chewing of the plastic

 

[/IMG]its not too bad actually... once bent, it keeps its form

a pic of 4/0 beside Shok 1/0 CCA

and a pic of flex test

 

damn thats some thick *** cable

 

good stuff, Id use 4/0 if I were to build street again

now the best thing about welder cable is the fact that you won't be asked what kind of setup/amplifier/battery are you planning on using them, (any reply will result on a negative answer).

 

looks like Yuli's dick in your hand though... but yours is terminated better

 

That 4/0 looks like the 2/0 I have

 

esp how hard and stiff it looks

that doesnt look like 4/0 to me tho, looks like 2/0 that i've ran in the past.

 

We bought a 65 meter coil of 4/0 around 10 meter not being use.

 

dunno... here are the specs

https://www.ccixpress.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&produ ctId=39304&langId=-1&channel=%24&customer=&parent_category_rn=10640

it weighs almost a pound a foot.. pics dont do it justice of course...

rated for upto 2kv

 

Looks like hard work to me. Ratchet cutters are a life saver lol