where can i purchase 0 gauge wire instead of the internet, I.e. Local stores???
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It comes in a package, don't know they price of it because I've never needed it lol.Originally posted by H22A91CB7 View Postcool theres one right up the street,
u know about how much they charge a foot
If you need it by the foot, check out Ace Hardware, Lowes, Home Depot, etc.
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i got mine from oreilly's. my best friend works there so i got the hook-up on price, like 2.50 a foot. the strand count is pretty low so it doesnt bend well, but it is still great for a battery relocation. they do sell it by the foot also. they will more than likely have to order a whole spool of it and if you buy anything off the spool, the spool will stay in the store and you can buy more as needed.
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Any local stereo shop will carry 0ga wire... You can also go to a welding supply store and purchase wire there.
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Most electricians use part's houses that usually are wholesale only to companies. I'd stick to a stereo shop.Originally posted by batever View PostAny electrical supply store will have it as well--like the kind of store electricians shop in.Bought From: Slammed4thGenOriginally posted by chessboxerWe know these are good cars, but for some reason, all the world wants are freaking civics and tegs. Bleck.
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