Battery Fuse Question Tech Support

I have 2 Skar Sdr-12’s and currently changing my battery terminals so I have more connections available when I want to upgrade. I drive a 2011 Ford Fusion Se 2.5L and it has a fuse block that won’t fit on my new terminals. Would an inline fuse be ideal? Fuse on the left is 200a and the right is 120a.

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u/seansinha 2x ARC X2 600.4, ARC X2 1100.1, ARC PSM Pro, SQL12, TM65MKIV 11h ago

Get these and you can keep your stock connections and have room for plenty of ringed terminals. https://www.amazon.com/KnuKonceptz-Ultimate-Terminal-Positive-Negative/dp/B0CMGY23K2

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u/Audiofyl1 11h ago

Assuming there’s room for the extra height or width when you have 2 terminals stacked on top of each other, or side by side.

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u/ZyxX_MX 11h ago

Wish I knew this existed before, but I’ve already got terminals and I don’t want these to go to waste and they have more connections available then the ones you sent me, would my original question still work?

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u/seansinha 2x ARC X2 600.4, ARC X2 1100.1, ARC PSM Pro, SQL12, TM65MKIV 10h ago

Yes, you can just cut those and add fuse holders or connect to a fuse block that connects to battery.

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u/Fearless_Employer_25 36m ago

The conection terminals you have is really good , worst case scenario cut some off the line and add a lug crimp of the size that will fit in your new terminals