amp wire kit?

booze_b

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Use at least 8-Guage for your power and ground. Do you have any plans of upgrading your system in the future??
 


aznburn210

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dude i fi were go with the 4 gauges. because then theres that muchmore for you to upgrade later on withtouhaving to buy another kit or bigger wire. Which you migth have to do either way. but witht he 4 gauges you will need a distrobution block. Which it should come with. i boght my gf a rf 4 gauges kit for liek 100 bucks
 

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why's he need a distribution block??
 


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Yeah go AT LEAST 8 gauge if you plan on upgrading. 8G is fine if thats all the power you want to push.

You should run a Dizzy block anything 4G or lower....
 

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MySiIzFaster said:
Yeah go AT LEAST 8 gauge if you plan on upgrading. 8G is fine if thats all the power you want to push.

You should run a Dizzy block anything 4G or lower....
:werd:
 

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Wire is wire for your power supply. Save your money on the Rockford Fosgate kit and get something like this
and spend the rest of the money on some scorpions or Tsunami or whatever RCAs
 

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MySiIzFaster said:
Yeah go AT LEAST 8 gauge if you plan on upgrading. 8G is fine if thats all the power you want to push.

You should run a Dizzy block anything 4G or lower....
agreed, 4ga would be best for that amp and any future amp up to 800watts max power, I'm switching my 4ga out to 1/0ga this summer
 

ahs2m2

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Like what they said.
4 ga is best if you plan to add another amp in the future.

If not, 8ga is works for you.
 


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