Hey my battery terminals were stripped out so I went to carquest and got a set of "marine terminals".I chose them because they have a twist off wingnut and i do a lot of disconnecting/ reconnecting for varios reasons and these seemed to be more convienient for that kind of thing. Does anyone see a reason against this? Anyone done the same?
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Hey my battery terminals were stripped out so I went to carquest and got a set of "marine terminals".I chose them because they have a twist off wingnut and i do a lot of disconnecting/ reconnecting for varios reasons and these seemed to be more convienient for that kind of thing. Does anyone see a reason against this? Anyone done the same?
I dont know if they were more expensive, I walked in the door and they caught my eye. They were under five bucks out the door.
http://www.google.com/products/cata...3754921316274&sa=X&ei=qFzTTe75NZHWtQOT4e2vCQ&ved=0CIIBEPMCMAE&biw=1345&bih=540#
http://www.google.com/products/cata...3754921316274&sa=X&ei=qFzTTe75NZHWtQOT4e2vCQ&ved=0CIIBEPMCMAE&biw=1345&bih=540#
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That's how I roll, have the wing nut posts on the positive and negative so getting my battery out is a breez. It's also nice if you have to disconnect the terminals to work on the car or to store it over the winter. I wouldn't call them marine posts though since you can get them at any auto store.
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