Time to replace all of my battery cables. So my question is where is the best place to buy new battery cables? If I can find someone around here that makes cables what is a good size of cable to replace mine with? I dont like replacement ends so I want all new cables. Thank you in advance.

Welding cable! Find a shop that has a good selection of ends and get however many feet of 4 or 2ga wire you think you need, plus a couple extra for wiggle room.

All I know is the batt ground cable on the pass. side ran me 97.00 form dodge

HOLY CRAP!!!!! damn stealerships!!!:banghead:

All I know is the batt ground cable on the pass. side ran me 97.00 form dodge

HOLY CRAP!!!!! damn stealerships!!!:banghead:

I did a 8 foot long (welding cable) negative cable on a fire truck for that price including the terminal and soldier on terminal too...

Welding cable is the best because the strands are so tiny. Electrons flow through wire on the very outside of the wire, so a solid wire has just the outside surface area and that is where the electricity is flowing and it isn't flowing as much through the core of the solid wire. When you have a bunch of strands of wire, the outer surface area starts to really add up, so you are able to flow more amps. Think of a 1" solid wire, and then think of only the outer 1/8" being usable, so all that area in the core is dead. Now you see how strands take advantage of that dead area by having many strands which equate to a ton of outer surface area. That example was really drawn out but you get the idea. It is also the easiest to bend, which is nice.

I found this place online.http://custombatterycables.com/application/dodge_ram.htm

I found this place online.http://custombatterycables.com/application/dodge_ram.htm

Awesome site, I book marked it. Michael should see if he can get this forum on the links page. Sent from my mobile phone using tapatalk

I ordered a drivers side negative cable. I'll post my pics when I receive it

Our local NAPA store makes custom battery cables and swages or crimps the ends on them.I had a older Ford diesel with dual batteries that needed to be replaced and I just took the old one out and they made an exact copy for me.They were much less than the dealer.I don't know if all NAPA stores have that same capability but this store has an on site machine shop. Maybe it's worth a check to see.

Had to do the same thing on my old ford 7.3idi not to long ago took it to a local battery distributor and alternator/starter rebuilder and he got it done right and for the right price.-Jordan-