thefordmccord Posted January 6, 2009 Report Share Posted January 6, 2009 (edited) Jeremy forgot to mention that for the pressure class you HAVE to have a fuseholder within 18" of the amp. No i didn't, it was my second to last line in post 6. lol... Anyway, you will want to get another fuse holder (mini ANL or AGU) and place it in-line 18" from your amp and stick a 40 amp fuse in it. That will put you in street 1. For street 2, you can run up to 90 amps of fusing. You can either use a single 80 amp fuse (cause I don't know of any 90 amp fuses) or you can use two fuses in parallel (one 40 and one 50) to get your 90 amps. You only need the fuse to hold up for 5 seconds so that the meter can get a reading. A lot of us will roll the volume up so that the fuse doesn't pop instantly. Edited January 6, 2009 by thefordmccord Quote Team Carlisle Acoustics - Team Sundown Audio 2010 MECA DB3 World Champ 127.2 2010 MECA DB3 KY State Record 127.3 2009 February MECA Member of the Month 2008 MECA DB2 World Champ 131.9db 2008 MECA DB2 KY State Record 129.1 2008 MECA Neighborhood Nuisance 2007 MECA AS2 KY State Record 144.2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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