Pyramid RPR425 4 Gauge Power Wire 25 feet OFC (Clear Red)

• 4 Gauge Clear Red Power Wire 25 ft. OFC
• 61/0.25 x 7C,D. 9.0mm

This is the WORST power wire ever purchased. They claim it is 4 gauge, but in reality it is 8 gauge! it is all shielding and hardly any copper wiring. It is made from such thinly stranded wire that cutting the cable shield will surely cause you to cut into the wire, reducing the gauge even more. I have performed trunk battery installations in 8 other vehicles, all using 4 gauge wire. Using this wire the car will NOT START. For comparison, Stinger brand 4au wire is 3.0mm, Phoenix Gold's 4au wire is 2.5mm, this brand is 2.0mm. AGAIN THIS IS NOT 4au WIRE!!!! Don't be ripped off.

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I get it and just like the others IT'S NOT 4 GAUGE!! Same size as my 8 gauge that I was trying to replace.

The picture is completely different than the product received (packaging and proportions). How can they keep marketing this as 4 gauge? Are they counting the diameter of the insulation?? Not cool and must return it....

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this wire is not true 4 gauge. i would not recomend this for anything other than speaker wire

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This cable is not 4 Gauge as many have stated in previous reviews, I only bought it to see for myself because I really only needed 6-8 AWG cable anyway. Sure enough, this cable was alot smaller than the existing 4 AWG that I have. I can fit 2 of these cables into a 4 gauge ring terminal and crimp them together in 1 terminal. No way you can do that with REAL 4 gauge cable.

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This is really great pricing on 10-gauge primary...but, since they are marketing it as 4-gauge (I'd really like to know what 'gauge' they are using), this will burn your total rig down, if you actually use it as 4-AWG, without checking it first.

BUYER BEWARE...works for 8-10 AWG loads...but is NOT 4-AWG. (we will be clear about this...it is 8-AWG wire, that's the copper stuff, not 4-AWG).