battery/fusebox relocation question
i trust my fi guy do know the most on this subject so please help me out guys! my question is..... the fusebox being relocated has two 90 degree and bronze connectors which bolt up to the top of the fusebox........ are one of these wires supposed to come from the battery and the other connector wire coming from the alternator? any help or direction sould be greatly aprreciated!
i trust my fi guy do know the most on this subject so please help me out guys! my question is..... the fusebox being relocated has two 90 degree and bronze connectors which bolt up to the top of the fusebox........ are one of these wires supposed to come from the battery and the other connector wire coming from the alternator? any help or direction sould be greatly aprreciated! 

Yes your right. And they will only go back on the fuse box 1 way (its how they are made )
one more question please!!! there is also a black wire coming out from underneath the dash area through the firewall, i think its 4 0r 6 gauge(same size as the alternator wire).............. i believe this black wire was originally also connected to the power from battery correct? should this be in line with the power wire before it goes to the fuse block or mounted to same post on fusebox? thanks again!!! 
also you said the tabs can only be mounted to the fusebox one way. do you mean that the two mounting tabs can not be switched? can you tell me which side the battery power is supposed to be and which side the alternator wire goes to please? ( on the side near the big brown relay or next to the small 30 fuse?) thanks

also you said the tabs can only be mounted to the fusebox one way. do you mean that the two mounting tabs can not be switched? can you tell me which side the battery power is supposed to be and which side the alternator wire goes to please? ( on the side near the big brown relay or next to the small 30 fuse?) thanks
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