Battery Terminal Connectors, 1/0 AWG 2 AWG 4 AWG 6 AWG 8 AWG Battery Terminals, Positive and Negative (+/-)(1 Pair) for SAE/DIN/EN Tapered Top Post, with Washers Protector Fiber (Gold)

The Sunmorn Battery Terminals are an excellent choice for anyone looking to replace their existing battery terminals. These terminals are made from high-quality materials and offer a secure and reliable connection to the battery. They are easy to install and fit most standard battery posts. Overall, I would highly recommend Sunmorn Battery Terminals for anyone in need of a high-quality replacement.

These things are bullet proof works of art, however be aware I had to shave down my battery terminals in order for them to fit. None the less, installation turned out perfect without any major problems or hurdles. I used some rough sand paper, terminal cleaners and slight use of a chisel. Not regrets whatsoever.I used them for a stereo power cable and aftermarket fog light and soon I'll use them to power an alarm system or proximity sensors.Edit: this new thumbnail looks like a new design from the previous design.

Took a gamble on these, but turned out to be pretty nice.On my classic car i wanted to create an additional positive busbar and also needed to attach to the original power junction point as well as the starter and my MSD box which requires it be directly attached to the battery terminal and not to any junction points.These terminals have 4 individual points to add wires. And the 2 large ports have a sleeve that can come out for even thicker wires.I removed one sleeve on one of the larger ports for my 2 gauge leading to my starter.I left the sleeve in the other large port for the 8 gauge that is powering the busbar for any other needed power connections.The 2 smaller ports are running my 10 gauge to the original junction block and the other leads directly to the MSD box as mentioned ealier.It's nice because the terminals come with three different allen keys so you don't have to look for any and they fit perfectly into the holes. Two Allen keys are for the two terminal wires and the largest allen key is to tighten down the terminal itself right to the post of the battery. They seem to work well and seem to hold it nice and snug. So I'm happy with how well they worked for such an inexpensive cost.

Easy to install has the necessary parts to set it up. This is especially good for added power distribution. Multiple connections to a battery are always more ways to fail. With this clamp one heavy gauge wire can be routed to an external breaker to feed components.I soldered my cable ends so the didn’t fray before clamping

I had purchased these to replace the cheap terminals that were installed on my '00 Ford Ranger. They arrived well packaged and nothing was missing. Had no issues replacing positive terminal, fit was perfect without needing shims, which was good, cause I had to use both shims for the negative side. After almost a week, I can say that so far the connections have stayed secure, and interestingly enough, the check engine light that had stayed on for the last couple years went away and never came back on. So far they have been worth the money and hope they continue to do so for years to come.

Used these for cleaning up the engine bay on my truck. I used these in tandem with some battery buss bars. Relocated all the accessory circuits to the buss bars and used these terminals to run power to the buss bars. These worked great. Keep in mine that your positive battery post will be larger than your negative post. It will take a little work to get the positive to fit but it will be very secure when it’s attached.

Seems like the negative terminal is too big. They provide a shim, but it's a pain in the ass to deal with.

Very easy to use and comes with all the things necessary to use. Installation may require melting off the old head, easily done with a propane torch and a pan to catch the melted lead. This is the ultimate solution to poorly made factory battery terminals with multiple leads.