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What Is the Big 7 Battery Cable Upgrade? (Jeep & Toyota Guide)
If you hang around Jeep or Toyota forums long enough, you'll see the same advice for hard starts, dim headlights, and flaky electronics: "do the Big 7." Here's what that actually means, why it works, and how to do it in an afternoon. What the Big 7 is The Big 7 replaces the seven critical cables in your starting and charging system with new heavy-gauge copper: Battery positive to starter Battery positive to fuse box / power distribution Alternator to battery positive Battery negative to engine block Battery negative to... Read more...
7 Signs Your Diesel Truck Needs New Battery Cables
Hard starts, dim lights, and random electrical gremlins are easy to blame on the battery or starter. But on diesel trucks — especially Cummins and Powerstroke rigs that crank high-compression engines in all weather — the real culprit is often the battery cables themselves. Here are seven signs your factory cables are past their prime. 1. Slow or labored cranking Diesel starters pull enormous amperage. Corroded or undersized cables choke that current, so the starter drags even with a healthy battery. If your truck cranks slower than it used to,... Read more...
Lift Blocks for a Dodge Ram: How to Choose 4, 6, or 8 Inch Blocks (and When Not to Use Them)
4, 6, or 8 inch rear lift blocks for your Ram? How to pick the right height, keep your rake, and when a shackle flip is the better call. Read more...
6.7 Cummins Cold Air Intake: Banks Ram-Air vs S&B — Which One for Your Ram 2500/3500?
Banks Ram-Air vs S&B Filters on the 6.7L Cummins: an honest comparison for towing rigs and daily drivers. We stock both. Read more...
Best Leveling Kit for a 2nd Gen Ram 1500 (1994–2001): What to Know Before You Buy
Kill the factory nose-down rake on your 94-01 Ram 1500. What actually matters when choosing a leveling kit for a solid-axle 2nd gen. Read more...