The Basic Negative Battery Terminal is just as the name implies, basic but with a twist!   Engineered with a simple design with a vast number of installation options available to the installer. the Basic Battery Terminal uses button head screws for a low profile to fasten ring terminals of all types and gauges onto your battery! Up to 5, yes 5! (even 1/0 gauge) ring terminals can be secured using the Basic Battery Terminal!
 
Oh, so you prefer set screw ring terminals?  Ok, it does that too! 
 
Three set screw ring terminals are easily accommodated. All these options are pleasantly hidden by the insulated color coded cover.
 
To hold all that weight onto your battery post, KnuKonceptz has beefed up the fasteners that hold the BK-BT to your battery post.  Dual cap screws are provided for additional clamping force.  These screws are accessible even after the cover is in place, making installation or removal of the Basic battery terminal simple with out making any changes to the rest of the terminal.
 
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Installing battery terminals into your car often can be daunting task because the OEM battery terminal normally needs to be cut off. For a car that is leased, that could be a big issue. Problem solved! 
 
Using the Basic Battery Terminal and our top post adapter TNA-NEG (sold separately), you can now take your factory battery cable and mount it directly onto the BK-BT.   Installation is simple, remove one of the side mounted pan head screws from the BK-BT(using the top mounted screw is OK too if you have clearance of the hood). Install the optional top post adapter, place the factory (OEM) battery terminal onto the top post adapter and tighten all screws.
 
**Unfortunately the insulated cover can not be used with the top post adapter with out modification to the cover.
 
Like all automotive battery terminals, the BK-BT is made to SAE specifications, which means that the positive and negative terminals are machined to different diameters. This is a reverse polarity safety feature so that installers can not tighten a negative terminal onto a positive battery post and cause serious damaged to vehicle electronics.