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Ford Super Duty Billet Battery Terminals
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Factory battery terminals on the Ford Super Duty become a weak link the moment you start adding winches, lights, and compressors. These precision-machined billet terminals replace them with heavy-duty hardware and multiple connection points, so every accessory lands on one solid termination. The honest trade-off: most installs require cutting off the factory terminals, so this isn't a true bolt-on.
- Multiple connection points for winches, aftermarket lighting, and air compressors off a single solid termination
- Precision-machined, heavy-duty billet construction that outlasts factory connections
- Ships fully assembled and ready to install
- Available per side or as a full set across 2017–2026 model years
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Construction | Precision-machined, heavy-duty billet terminals |
| Connection points | Multiple — for winches, lighting, compressors, and other accessories |
| Fitment options | Year ranges 2017–2019, 2020–2022, 2023–2026; driver side, passenger side, or both sides |
| Install | Advanced — most applications require permanently cutting off the factory terminals; watch the install video first |
| Does not include | 2023+ passenger-side BMS-sensor ground terminal (in development; ships when available) |
This fits
| Vehicle | Fitment notes |
|---|---|
| Ford Super Duty 2017–2019 & 2020–2022 | Standard fitment |
| Ford Super Duty 2023–2026 | These trucks use a BMS sensor on the passenger-side ground terminal; sensor-compatible ground terminals are in development |
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