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  1. #1 Keep stock starter set up and add 4 gauge hot wire to starter 
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    Default 04-08-2015
    I want to know can I leave the wires connecting my battery to starter stock and just add 4 gauge hot wire from battery to starter?
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    Default 04-08-2015
    YOu want to add additional wiring from what I'm reading. Sure you can add
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    Would that be a good idea
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