I have got to agree, I just picked up the BB kit a little over a week ago and am very happy with it. I got the 4AWG because I am the type of guy who would say "well what if I got this instead, would it of been better?" then I would not be very satisfied. Jeremy is very quick he seems to send out orders every Friday and I got mine on Monday I believe. Nice quality wires and i'm sure many others will tell you the same. Good luck with your choice!

 

By the way here is a link to my thread where several of our members posted some pics of their engine bay. Also near the end you will see pictures of my 4AWG in red .

https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...y-request.html

 

I plan on it but I need a donor car for a few hours. I have been busy with:

-custon power steering tank
-custom intake
-polishing
-polished MD plenum spacers woot woot
-R&D for a new manufacturers
-my new car

 

Another vote for the BB kit. It works!

 

still voting for SEAN...FTMFW

 

i hav got grounding gear wires
i got it from gord he is there in this forum
i dint fix mine yet but i drove my friends g he had tem on and dey were amazingly great

 

Umm..I'm not trying to start a flame, but where did you goto school??

 

LOL

University of Pheonix??? but really, im not getting involved in that one.


BB all the way. i have the 8wg. im not sure how all of you fit all of the 4awg terminals on the neg end of the battery. i had a hard enough time with the 8awg

 

i thought BB kit was only liek 5 or 6 wires and xsxexcx kit was at least 8 wires?
does number of wires make huge difference?

 

Can't speak for the quality of other kits, but the Black Betty kit is top notch and I'm a picky SOB.

 

+1 for the BB kit, very easy installation and great service.

 

BB - best money I ever spent on a car that was sub $100. Easy installation and noticeable differences in stereo sound, transmission actions and throttle response. I bought the 4awg wires just so I didn't leave anything to doubt.

Someone mentioned above about how it might be difficult to fit all these wires on the negative terminal. I mist say it was rather tricky getting it all to stay on the negative terminal. I actually purchased a larger frame nut so that gripping it while holding the other wires in place would be significantly easier - which it was. Most people shouldn't have an issue with it though - it definitely does fit but it takes some strategy in placement to get it right.