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I have 2 10" kenwoods and a hinfonics 1610d and I need to wiring them to 4ohms, does anyone know of a diagram that I could use and what size wire that I should use to? Any other tips and advice would be awesome to!

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- Justin

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What are the coils on the subs?? We can't help u without knowing that.

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you cant wire 2 single 4 ohm woofers to 4 ohms. its either parallel to 2 ohms or series to 8. i suggest parallel.

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ok and thats not gonna blow em right? And do you have a diagram I could use and what gauge wiring would work best?

Thanks

-Justin

if you know how to actually tune the gains with a DMM then no you wont blow them

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i put the same picture at least once a day for people asking how to wire their speakers up...weird how the people cant go to the12volt.com and do it themselves.

14 gauge would be fine for the power i assume your running (kenwood power aint much)

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Also wiring them in parallel means that I will be doin 2ohms on each sub then so 1100 watts a speaker? Correct me if I'm wrong please! Where can I get a DMM from?

Thanks

-Justin

2012 Civic Si Coupe

- Nada lol

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