KaasLead Acid Battery Terminal Clamps, Positive and Negative Set, for SAE/DIN/EN Tapered Top Post, 4-Way Connectors, Compatible with 8AWG to 4/0 AWG, Includes OEM Top Post Adapter

These are very useful and hold up very well!

Got them all hooked up and looks amazing on my new Optima battery will not look this clean after it gos Mudding lol

I like the compatibility with existing batteries and the options to run new accessories. Works great and is plenty tight enough and fits 1/0 cables perfectly.

Quality build. Didn't work for my 16 JK but worked great for my 93 GMC

I installed this on my 1995 Jeep Wrangler battery. The receptacles on these accommodate a large wire like your starter wires. Soldiered my wire ends prior installing, which you will need to do unless you have a connector on the end that will fit snugly in the hole. They seem to work nicely and all connections are very tight. These allow you to hook up additional items such as a winch and auxiliary lighting all on your battery terminals.

Great product … no more wires on top of each other

Easy connections.

See my attached pics these parts like most of this junk from China are a complete waste of peoples time unbelievable amount of effort money time spent on Searching , buying , trying looking and then having to finally return this junk it’s all cheap ill designed crap. Please don’t buy , save your money do it a better way. I am a master Ase auto mechanic and I was an electrician as well any real lug in the electrical industry is always the same diameter as the hole size and wire diameter look in any Home Depot and you’ll see what I mean on ground-lugs. lugs on the breakers . This junk is tiny little 5/16 - 8 mm Allen bolts trying to tighten down on 3/0 half inch diameter electrical wire ! isn’t gonna cut it, and the Allen bolt has barely 2 threads cut into the terminal body. Do you really want that much load and wire twist being held on with barely 2 threads ? I don’t and they charge almost $50 for this junk. Plus the negative terminal was impossible to install on my battery as the allen clamp bolt is on the right side of the clamp and most batteries have a wall around the terminal so if the access to the Allen ball is on the outside you can tighten it but those that face the inside you can’t get your Allen key to fit. These details. All these details I can’t see in a pic, so I see it after I order it when it’s in front of me.