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Reviews (3)
May 27, 2020
Doesn't Fit
Doesn't fit. Went to put this on my '84 G1 (correct part number listed in ad) and I couldn't even get the belt close to being tight before running out of room to tighten the generator. Unfortunately it's outside the return window now as I just now had the opportunity to put the new one on, and I have a belt that's useless.
Feb 06, 2017
Very nice cable.
Bought this to do an amp install and I was extremely impressed with this wire. It is actually 4-AWG OFC which is exactly what I was looking for. Running a Pioneer 9605 and the wire fit perfectly in the amp and fuse holder si I know it is true #4 wire. I would definitely recommend this cable. It is extremely flexible and easy to work with and it is an excellent value compared to almost everything else you can find. Look no further for high quality amp wire. Easily giving this a 5/5.
Aug 04, 2016
Make your own.
Bought this to work on my 283. As soon as I pulled it out of the box, I could tell it wasn't going to be good. None of the welds are straight, the alignment pin holes were too small, and I can't bolt on the front cross member because of the twists in the rest of the metal. I was able to bolt the engine in but there was some serious bending and hammering involved. The rear support plates did not even line up with the holes in the block and same with the 45° front motor mounts. Used a 2lb sledge to line things up. Simply put, this does not work. I got another stand to replace this one that was homemade and works perfectly. Now I have a $30 pile of scrap square tubing laying around and a set of casters and some bolts.