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Singer 200 amp alt, Big 3 0 AWG, Optima under hood, 2 HC1800 in trunk w/ 2 runs of RF 0 AWG to batts.

Is running 0 AWG with reducers to a RF T1500BDCP a good idea. I know its not needed, but i overvkill often and looking for opinions. Mainly cons to it. Pics show what i had in mind.

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Never a bad idea. Some say it doesn't add anything but more power is always better. So I'd say yes. (I run dual 0 to my AQ2200)

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Thanks, Thats what i though... surely would hurt.

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Only thing I would worry about is how much of that little post is actually making contact in the amp. And I don't think you will see any gain using those vs a distribution block and a short run of 4ga it does look nice and clean though.

That being said a lot of people's definition of "music" is a clipped 30 hz sine wave with some 80 IQ knuckle head grunting about committing crimes and his genitals.

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If the posts are actually sized to 4awg then I would see no cons in it.

And the fact more than one person agrees does not make it a circle jerk, it makes it a bukkake scene and you're in the middle ;)

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Only thing I would worry about is how much of that little post is actually making contact in the amp. And I don't think you will see any gain using those vs a distribution block and a short run of 4ga it does look nice and clean though.

I had thought of that as well. It fits in there really well and gets tight. I have extra 0 gauage thats why i am thinking about it too.

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Thanks for all the positive input. They are Toolmaker reducers and a slightly bigger that the RF 4 AWG in the pics.

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