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i have fitted my esc into my car but cannot fit the capacitors anywhere near.so can i extend the leads or will this have a impact on the capacitor.only by approx 2 "
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That will be fine, it will not cause any problems at all.
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I've removed the original lead on my capacitor and replaced it with a longer one. Don't use smaller/thinner cable and you won't have any problems.
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many thanx, i have used a slightly thicker cable now but just 1 inch longer
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