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

i very much like these. installed them yesterday and they work well and make connections way more conveinent

I recently bought a 97 TJ - an older vehicle that has a history and the OE hardware was long gone. A couple prior owners added some aftermarket lighting by just using crimp O terminals and attaching them to an existing clamp for each lug. Not a great approach - looked bad and made disconnecting the battery a pain. I wanted to replace the battery (just because) and decided to revamp the clamp setup as well, with separate terminals for each accessory. This product worked very well.

Easy to use, install. Great terminals. I used them to upgrade the charging system on my F250

Very versatile battery terminals. Used these in my 2021 toyota tacoma sr5 sonI could connect an Auxbeam to the battery. The stock terminals were very limited and the Kaas terminals allowed for better fitment of the Auxbeam connections.

Having had to use them yet on a battery but very pleased with the workmanship and quality of them

Many newer vehicles have battery cables that are highly compressed to the head, which makes doing this conversion more difficult. Some older vehicles have crimped copper rings, which makes the installation of these heads much easier. I installed these on my '88 Toyota pickup, which has the copper rings on the cable heads. Installation was easy, and really nice if you want to connect multiple lines to your battery. They include Allen wrenches (2 different sized, so best to keep them with the vehicle in case the cables need to be removed for any electrical servicing). We'll see if they develop corrosion as some other reviewers have noticed on theirs. I greased the battery posts for easy removal down the road. My new concern with these, is that my original positive connection has a battery post boot to protect it from making contact with the hood of the truck. While it currently doesn't (or it would cause a fire), I'd recommend finding a non-conductive boot cover for your positive terminal that fits over this entire head. I will see what I can find, and if I do find one (on Amazon), I will list the title here for reference. I think this kit should include a full sized boot to cover the positive terminal. Overall, these are nice for multiple connections to your battery.

Great product. Would definitely recommend

Worked great for my application installed pretty big radio system in my gladiator and this did the trick the reason for the 3 star review is that the bolts on the terminals should be flipped on negative side. The bolt I speak of is the bolt that you tighten up to tighten this terminal onto battery post the positive side is placed correctly but on the negative side the bolt is identical to the positive side as in placement so you can not get to it to tighten it up the battery is there so you have to put the negative side on at a weird angle that makes everything look crappy and not organized!