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Im looking at getting a new amp that is going to be at least 1500 watts rms. Thats probably what its going to be close to and i wanted to know if my 4 gauge wiring that i have in my car will do the job? I've heard of people doubling up wiring.... could i double up 4 and 8 gauge together or would that be bad? i'd appreciate the thoughts.

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It wouldnt be good to be mixing wires and things like that your best bet would be to just buy some 0 gauge what is it going in

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Alpine CDA 9883

2x 18" DC lvl 4 D2

10.7 cu ft box 33hz

knu 1/0 wire

amp: Kicker ZX2500.1

Kinetik

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Man i would get some 0/1 gauge wire to be on the safe side Knukonceptz has very good prices on 0/1 wire

yea i was already lookin into it..... its just a pain cus with my amp i have to get reducers for it. And then i gotta get reducers for my cap and my fuse holder. :unsure: its just a lot of crap for just wiring..... but ill end up gettin it lol

2000 Eddie Bauer Expedition:

Alpine CDA 9883

2x 18" DC lvl 4 D2

10.7 cu ft box 33hz

knu 1/0 wire

amp: Kicker ZX2500.1

Kinetik

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how long is the run of power wire?

also depends on what 4awg wire you have.

running 2 different sizes isnt something we try to practice, but current will flow down the path of least resistance, so technically it would be ok.

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how long is the run of power wire?

also depends on what 4awg wire you have.

running 2 different sizes isnt something we try to practice, but current will flow down the path of least resistance, so technically it would be ok.

its gonna b about 15 to 18 feet of wire.... and the 4 gau wire is just high current flow oxygen free, thats all it says on it

2000 Eddie Bauer Expedition:

Alpine CDA 9883

2x 18" DC lvl 4 D2

10.7 cu ft box 33hz

knu 1/0 wire

amp: Kicker ZX2500.1

Kinetik

tatoosmall2.jpg

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how long is the run of power wire?

also depends on what 4awg wire you have.

running 2 different sizes isnt something we try to practice, but current will flow down the path of least resistance, so technically it would be ok.

also.... so ur saying that i could get a better 4 gauge wire and make it work? i would rather do this than go to a 0 gauge wire because of all the hassles that it makes with reducers and things like that. If you could send me the link of a good 4 gauge that would work with this that would be great.

2000 Eddie Bauer Expedition:

Alpine CDA 9883

2x 18" DC lvl 4 D2

10.7 cu ft box 33hz

knu 1/0 wire

amp: Kicker ZX2500.1

Kinetik

tatoosmall2.jpg

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how long is the run of power wire?

also depends on what 4awg wire you have.

running 2 different sizes isnt something we try to practice, but current will flow down the path of least resistance, so technically it would be ok.

I wouldn't fuck with 4 gauge if I am dealing with anything over 1500 watts...jmo though.

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