Amp wiring questions

[timewarp]

Iam in the process of getting the last of stuff to get my install done . Iam using a 145 amp alt for now and doing the big three with 0 ofc wire . I planned to use a 0 gauge ofc run , from battery / fuse to near where my amps are then a distro block to split it 1= 0 gauge for my sub amp and 1= 4 gauge for my component sets . I decided to check locally on wire and they said i need to run 0 and 4 gauge from the battery to the amps , They also said for my amps cca or ofc wire would be fine . Will one 0 gauge be good or not ?

[TRON]

Depends on how big the amplifiers are. There's no point in running one 1/0 and one 4ga wire to the back, just do two runs of 1/0, but again depends on how big the amplifiers are.

[timewarp]

Depends on how big the amplifiers are. There's no point in running one 1/0 and one 4ga wire to the back, just do two runs of 1/0, but again depends on how big the amplifiers are.

Sub amp is Sundown 1500 v3 and Alpine F300 currently for my 6.5's

[TRON]

Do you have enough wire to do two runs of 1/0 to the back?

[SIDE SHOW]

One run will be fine, but if your running it i'd suggest doing two runs just so you can upgrade easier

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

One run of ofc 1/0 is plenty for what you plan on running. run it to a distrobution block in the rear that splits just like you said and you will be fine.

Edit- make sure you fuse the wires coming out of the distribution block as well if it's not a fused block.

[timewarp]

I have not bought the wire/amp kit yet . Iam already gonna be slightly over my budget of 400.00 for the ofc wiring / fuse blocks and the sound deadener ( and will be alittle short on the deadener too ). I may change the alpine amp , but this system is already bigger then i planned on .

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

That's how it go's man. You plan it out as much as you can but always expect other expenses to come up along the way.