This week my nice new battery terminals showed up, along with my heavy-duty ring terminals, etc. I used 4 gauge amp wire for a replacement, even replaced the short wire going to the starter solenoid. Of course, I had to use red amp wire for the positive side. I haven't replaced the negative side wires yet, but will. I think it turned out really nice and clean. FYI, there is some extra length going to the alternator so I can put my fuse holder inline.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/Inspiribomb/Thunderbird/101_PANA-P1010462_P1010462.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/Inspiribomb/Thunderbird/101_PANA-P1010468_P1010468.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/Inspiribomb/Thunderbird/101_PANA-P1010467_P1010467.jpg
i want your car!!!
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/Inspiribomb/Thunderbird/101_PANA-P1010467_P1010467.jpg)
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/Inspiribomb/Thunderbird/101_PANA-P1010468_P1010468.jpg)
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There ya go bro;)
That's pretty.Mine looks like that when it's clean.
Now ya gotta polish that bracket LOL! Looks Great!
Very nice. Where did you get a polished 3G like that? I need one.
I got it from a local performance shop (basically a Summit Racing in store form). The brand is Tuff Stuff, model number is 7331 (IIRC), its the 150 amp 3G alternator. Mine is actually chrome plated, and even though I much prefer the look of polished aluminum, I do really like how the alternator looks. Runs much cooler too.