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ya i am doing an install on the 27 of this month and will be using that same exact kit if you look on there web sit they have a few different kits and with different size wire

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ya i am doing an install on the 27 of this month and will be using that same exact kit if you look on there web sit they have a few different kits and with different size wire

alright thanks man.

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why would u put 0gauge on that its overkill :huh:

H/U Pioneer deh80prs w/ HRT iStreamer Ipod DAC
Front stage is active, 4 Morel Elate 6.5" & 8 CDT DRT26 tweets
amp running 4mids, Mosconi Audio 300.2
amp running 8tit & alum tweets, Mosconi Audio 200.2
8 12" Ascendant Audio Chaos. amps 2 Digital Designs M4'z
box is a 4th order band pass
batts. 1 XS Power D3400 under hood,6 D3100 in back
2 XP 370 amp DC Power alts.
MLA module 15+volts
All in a 97 2door Tahoe LT

2010 West Coast Reg. 140-149.9 Bass Race Champ

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better to go bigger than smaller. in that application 4 gauge is fine. but i will always always use the biggest wire i can. overkill or not. then if i wanna upgrade, i already have the biggest wire i need

 

 

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that amp is only around 800 or 900 rms, why go throught the hassle of putting 1/0 gauge on it when it only requires 4ga ........... now if you have more than one than yeh use 0 gauge but run ito to a dist block and run 4ga from that to the amp(s).

2-DC 15XLM2 D.7s

1-DC 5K amp

(1) XS Power D6500(UNDERHOOD) and (1) XS3000(REAR)

3 runs 1/0ga for power and 2 runs of 1/0ga for negative.

(2)-RFT165s components, ...... 4 separate 1 inch tweetersRF T600-2(fronts) Punch 450.4(rear)

Audiocontrol 3.1.

DC power 260amp alternator w/MLA Module

Posted (edited)

"why would u put 0gauge on that its overkill"

No, it is not an overkill. There is considerably less resistence by using 0 gauge wiring since you are giving the electricity that is flowing through the wiring more space. 4 gauge wire has more resistence because you are trying to pull the same amount of amperage but just in a smaller space. It is actually better for the amplifier to do it this way.

I am doing the same thing with my crunch Pzi 3000 . The amp has 4 gauge fittings but I am using reducers. However, I did have to shave down the reducers to get them to fit in.

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Setup in the makings

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"why would u put 0gauge on that its overkill"

No, it is not an overkill. There is considerably less resistence by using 0 gauge wiring since you are giving the electricity that is flowing through the wiring more space. 4 gauge wire has more resistence because you are trying to pull the same amount of amperage but just in a smaller space. It is actually better for the amplifier to do it this way.

I am doing the same thing with my crunch Pzi 3000 . The amp has 4 gauge fittings but I am using reducers. However, I did have to shave down the reducers to get them to fit in.

that true if you have a good amp :lol:

H/U Pioneer deh80prs w/ HRT iStreamer Ipod DAC
Front stage is active, 4 Morel Elate 6.5" & 8 CDT DRT26 tweets
amp running 4mids, Mosconi Audio 300.2
amp running 8tit & alum tweets, Mosconi Audio 200.2
8 12" Ascendant Audio Chaos. amps 2 Digital Designs M4'z
box is a 4th order band pass
batts. 1 XS Power D3400 under hood,6 D3100 in back
2 XP 370 amp DC Power alts.
MLA module 15+volts
All in a 97 2door Tahoe LT

2010 West Coast Reg. 140-149.9 Bass Race Champ

Team Bass Hz

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why use 1/0? the amp obvisouly isnt designed for it, so do it right and buy a distrobution block and call it done.

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