Ground Distro Block or Multigrounds?

[iceman1575]

Going to be ordering some fuse blocks next week, trying to decide if I need a second unfused distro block for the grounds, or if I should just ground individual to the same point on the truck... There's going to be 3 amps for now, soon to be 5 (3 highs 2 subs). Options? There'll be at least 1, if not two, runs of 1/0 front/rear

[knowledge]

witch ever one is fine but with the distro's it will make things easier/cleaner

[basshead8569]

I have 2 amps and I have a block. But, I seen people that used 2 different points to ground it. To me either way will work. As long as it is grounded the right way with the block.

[c.director]

I will use a d-block from now on, in a system a while ago I was able to eliminate some noise in the system by grounding them at one point.

[iceman1575]

That's what I thought, just didn't know how well it would work. My thing is, once I'm "finished" with my system, it's going to have a total of 5 amps (3 mid/high amps on one separate distro block, feeding into another block hooked to the two amplifiers)

[AMI CUSTOMS]

Ground to the same point, don't do a distro block unless you have too due to cable lengths or whatever, facts are every connection point create resistance the fewer connections the better and remember electricity takes path of least resistance so make as few connection points as possible.