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sony 1200 huh, i think they are what 500 rms*edit* a@2oms each so around 1k watts with em both...upgrade wiring to bigger and get a bigger ANL fuse(fuse older if needed) prob should be fixed then, correct me if im wrong though

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i think sony amps only hold up to 4 gauge.

bummer...HMMM how bout a second run of 4 gauge or change out to 0 gauge and add a dist box with 4 goin to the amps. or dif amps but dont sound like an option. any way its gonna be a few bucks to correct and is a must cuz cant have members burnin there rides or themselves up lol oh and dif fuse/holder more than likely. mrbubbles has some fuse holders for sale too, i been tryin to get ahold of him for one lol

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one member on here had a melting fuse holder because it was vibrating alot...dunno if thats happening to you. but yea sure, try running 0 gauge from front to back then have a distro block with 2 4 gauge outputs to go to the amps.

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well, why not run a 0/1ga cable from front batt to the rear of car into a distro (0ga in- 2 4ga out) now use 4ga to the amps. This would be the easiest way, and most practical.

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LOL thanks...i just remembered that i had a dis. block for 2 yrs and never used it...TIME TO PUT IT TO WORK! lol and how do u guys feel about capacitors?? i have 1 bcuz my lights n shit dim when the bass hits and was told that would help...do yall think it would b a good idea to run the 0 gauge to the cap. then 4's to the amps??

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