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Okay, so I am going to run some 1/0 wire from my battery to my trunk to replace my 4 gauge because as all of you know, 4 gauge cannot supply enough juice for a 2k amp. So I plan to run the 1/0 to a distribution block then run the 4 gauge to the amp because it only accepts 4 gauge or smaller. So my question is, do I fuse the wire within a foot of the battery AND fuse the 4 gauge after the distribution block?

Thanks!

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side comment you can get size converters like 1/0 to 4 gauge but i dont know where you can buy them at

Edited by imnew59585
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There are adapters,.. nice adapters made to get your 1/0 to get into a 4g

Dude,... I have to know what amp you have?... 2k with a 4g input.... what amp you running my friend?

My 1000.4ad that BS at close to 300 per channel has 4g toss ins as well...... just asking is all bud..

Edited by KyLar96
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Generally anytime your wire decreases in size you need to put a fuse rated for the smaller wire at the dist block. With it only being a foot it might be ok, but if it were me I would fuse it.

To be honest, I wouldn't even bother with a dist block and 4 gauge, I would just trim the wires to fit, or get an adapter like the others have suggested.

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also didn't you say you dont wanna run 4g to the amp? but in the end you will be did anyone else catch what was said?

Edited by imnew59585

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