Stinger SPT5104 4 Pack 4GA 5/16" Ring Terminals
Stinger SPT5104 PRO Series 4GA Ring Terminals, 4 Pack (2 Red / 2 Black)
PRO Series 4 gauge ring terminals with Shoc-Krome platinum finish, 5/16-inch ring, and black boot 4-pack including 2 red (positive) and 2 black (negative) for complete polarity-coded amplifier termination.
Product Overview
The Stinger SPT5104 is a 4-pack of PRO Series 4GA ring terminals with Shoc-Krome platinum finish, 5/16-inch ring, and black boot. Each pack includes 2 red terminals for positive power connections and 2 black terminals for negative ground connections providing a complete matched set for a single amplifier's 4GA power and ground wiring.
The black boot covers the crimp section for a clean, professional finish and reduced short circuit risk.
Features & Benefits
- PRO Series 4GA ring terminals
- Shoc-Krome platinum finish — corrosion resistant
- 5/16-inch ring for standard stud connections
- Black boot over crimp section — clean finish and short circuit protection
- 4-pack: 2 red (positive) and 2 black (negative)
- Complete matched set for one amplifier installation
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Number | SPT5104 |
| Brand | Stinger |
| Series | PRO |
| Terminal Type | Ring terminal |
| Wire Gauge | 4 AWG (4GA) |
| Ring Size | 5/16 inch |
| Plating | Shoc-Krome (platinum finish) |
| Boot | Black |
| Quantity | 4 per pack (2 red, 2 black) |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Direct Vehicle Fit:
- Universal — compatible with 4GA power wire and 5/16-inch stud connections
Goes Well With:
- Stinger SK4241 / SK4681 4GA amplifier wiring kits
- Stinger SPW14TR / SPW14TB 4GA bulk power wire
- Stinger SPD5201 ANL fuse holder (ring terminal connection)
- Stinger SHD20 / SHD820 distribution blocks (5/16-inch stud connections)
- Stinger SHT24 HPM 4GA set screw ring terminal (premium alternative)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many terminals are in a pack and what colours?
4 terminals per pack — 2 red for positive (power) connections and 2 black for negative (ground) connections. This provides one complete set for a single amplifier's power and ground wiring.
What is the difference between the SPT5104 and the SHT24?
Both are 4GA ring terminals for 5/16-inch studs. The SPT5104 is a crimp-style terminal with Shoc-Krome platinum finish and black boot. The SHT24 is a set screw-style terminal from the HPM Expert Series with machined brass and satin chrome — the premium option that doesn't require a crimp tool.
Do I need a crimp tool for these terminals?
Yes. A heavy-duty ratchet crimp tool suitable for 4GA wire is required for correct termination.
What is the 5/16-inch ring size?
5/16 inch is the inner diameter of the ring — the standard stud size for car audio distribution blocks, battery terminals, and amplifier power connections.
What is the difference between Shoc-Krome "platinum finish" and "chrome finish"?
Both refer to the Shoc-Krome corrosion-resistant plating used across the Stinger PRO Series. The terminology difference in the supplier data is likely a description variant rather than a material difference — contact the F.A.E. team if finish specification is critical for your build.
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Description
Stinger SPT5104 PRO Series 4GA Ring Terminals, 4 Pack (2 Red / 2 Black)
PRO Series 4 gauge ring terminals with Shoc-Krome platinum finish, 5/16-inch ring, and black boot 4-pack including 2 red (positive) and 2 black (negative) for complete polarity-coded amplifier termination.
Product Overview
The Stinger SPT5104 is a 4-pack of PRO Series 4GA ring terminals with Shoc-Krome platinum finish, 5/16-inch ring, and black boot. Each pack includes 2 red terminals for positive power connections and 2 black terminals for negative ground connections providing a complete matched set for a single amplifier's 4GA power and ground wiring.
The black boot covers the crimp section for a clean, professional finish and reduced short circuit risk.
Features & Benefits
- PRO Series 4GA ring terminals
- Shoc-Krome platinum finish — corrosion resistant
- 5/16-inch ring for standard stud connections
- Black boot over crimp section — clean finish and short circuit protection
- 4-pack: 2 red (positive) and 2 black (negative)
- Complete matched set for one amplifier installation
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Number | SPT5104 |
| Brand | Stinger |
| Series | PRO |
| Terminal Type | Ring terminal |
| Wire Gauge | 4 AWG (4GA) |
| Ring Size | 5/16 inch |
| Plating | Shoc-Krome (platinum finish) |
| Boot | Black |
| Quantity | 4 per pack (2 red, 2 black) |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Direct Vehicle Fit:
- Universal — compatible with 4GA power wire and 5/16-inch stud connections
Goes Well With:
- Stinger SK4241 / SK4681 4GA amplifier wiring kits
- Stinger SPW14TR / SPW14TB 4GA bulk power wire
- Stinger SPD5201 ANL fuse holder (ring terminal connection)
- Stinger SHD20 / SHD820 distribution blocks (5/16-inch stud connections)
- Stinger SHT24 HPM 4GA set screw ring terminal (premium alternative)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many terminals are in a pack and what colours?
4 terminals per pack — 2 red for positive (power) connections and 2 black for negative (ground) connections. This provides one complete set for a single amplifier's power and ground wiring.
What is the difference between the SPT5104 and the SHT24?
Both are 4GA ring terminals for 5/16-inch studs. The SPT5104 is a crimp-style terminal with Shoc-Krome platinum finish and black boot. The SHT24 is a set screw-style terminal from the HPM Expert Series with machined brass and satin chrome — the premium option that doesn't require a crimp tool.
Do I need a crimp tool for these terminals?
Yes. A heavy-duty ratchet crimp tool suitable for 4GA wire is required for correct termination.
What is the 5/16-inch ring size?
5/16 inch is the inner diameter of the ring — the standard stud size for car audio distribution blocks, battery terminals, and amplifier power connections.
What is the difference between Shoc-Krome "platinum finish" and "chrome finish"?
Both refer to the Shoc-Krome corrosion-resistant plating used across the Stinger PRO Series. The terminology difference in the supplier data is likely a description variant rather than a material difference — contact the F.A.E. team if finish specification is critical for your build.
