battery relocation kit

[swampy]

Quite a few members have said otherwise buddy

the word is everything you supply is below standard or it takes forever to turn up

just letting others know about the standard of your products.

Well when you have actually purchased something from and can comment from first hand experiance then please do so!!
When all your doing is passing on hear say then please don't!!

Look at the BRAKELINES I sell, I don't make them they are made by one if the biggest suppliers of them in the country, trading mainly on making them under other people's names and also exporting thousands of sets a year, yet you still get certain people that say because I sell them they are sub standard.

Yeah maybe it is hear say but there is no smoke without fire buddy

and as for purchasing anything off yourself i think i will pass as your feed back on the 6 forum is shocking people paying for things not getting them

went you banned from PSCUK years ago for the same shit ? i have been on the scene myself for many years


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http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showforum.php

No I was banned from psooc as I refused to pay the fees to sell things!!

Don't comment on what you don't have first hand experience of!!

Yet another one of the sheep who line to follow the heard!!!

It's the amps that you want to be concerned with and the number of strands of copper used.

But it is 20mm square

Yeah, i am concerned. I'm concerned it's only rated to 135amps and you're using it for boot mounting kits...

Ok thanks, not big enough by half, but thanks.

That size is fine!!!

Plenty of mine and other people kits around using the same size cable all with out issue.

Ran a kit of this size in my s16 for four years and 60k miles with no issues!!!

There is no need to run monster size cables in any car, lots of kit cars even though that are factory built run thinner cable than this, granted they will have less electrics but the main draw on the cable is the starter motor.
When you think most 306 come with 90amp alternators and they very rarely run at anywhere near that output.