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i kno ofc is better all the way around but if i had 1 run of true ofc 0 gauge how many runs of cca would i need to be able to run the same amount of power? this is just a question i ve been wonderin about for a lil while so no big deal

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Kicker, Rockford,knukonceptz, stinger, etc... bunch of audio companies sell ofc 1/0.

Could also go with 1/0 welding cable. It's what I use... powerwerx.com or trystar (on ebay sold by "coppercableman"." I have both brands. Both are impressive.

Also, lately, I've seen many people talking about audiopipe's 1/0 as being cheap true ofc 1/0. (Don't quote me on that, I haven't really seen any proof...but I'm sure someone has pics on here somewhere, may wanna look into it.)

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Of course ofc is much better but it depends on the brand.

But as with all metals, if it has less resistance, it will handle more current.

So 1 inch of cca may be able to carry more current than 10 feet of ofc....etc.

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audiosavings u can buy cadence brand there

OMFG!! HOW MANY TIMES ARE PEOPLE GOING TO SAY CADENCE IS OFC! THERE HAS BEEN LIKE 18 FUCKING THREADS SAYING IT ISNT, I USE IT, IT ISNT!

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Knukonceptz has good OFC for a nice price, you could look into welding cable, just make sure it has a decent flexibility and thread count for ease of use.

OFC is tinned, for protection against corrosion, and is copper stranding

CCA is aluminum stranding covered in copper (usually around 10% copper rather than OFCs +98% copper or whatever it is. )

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OFC isn't only better in power handling...it doesn't corrode as easily as cca.

Don't cheap out on wire.

aluminum corrodes a hell of a lot slower than copper.

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Kicker, Rockford,knukonceptz, stinger, etc... bunch of audio companies sell ofc 1/0.

Could also go with 1/0 welding cable. It's what I use... powerwerx.com or trystar (on ebay sold by "coppercableman"." I have both brands. Both are impressive.

Also, lately, I've seen many people talking about audiopipe's 1/0 as being cheap true ofc 1/0. (Don't quote me on that, I haven't really seen any proof...but I'm sure someone has pics on here somewhere, may wanna look into it.)

i have seen proof, its legit stranding, stupid low price and is true OFC.. i think.

Ap 1/0, kicker hyperflex 1/0, stinger pro 1/0

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